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Immigrant Founders in Their Own Words | Aaron George, SupplyNow

Meet Aaron George, Founder and CEO of SupplyNow. Based in Cleveland, OH, Aaron immigrated from Dubai to attend Case Western Reserve University where he founded SupplyNow, a technology-powered service providing critical supply chain services for local restaurants. Skilled immigrants like Aaron help make the U.S. the most advanced and innovative economy in the world. Learn more about the role of skilled immigration for fueling American dynamism through entrepreneurship, innovation, and community revitalization at eig.org/immigration-is-innovation Watch Watch Mert Iseri's story:    • Immigrant Founders in Their Own Words | Me...   Watch JJ Xu's story:    • Immigrant Founders in Their Own Words | JJ...   For more resources on skilled immigration: https://www.eig.org/skilled-immigration To learn more about SupplyNow: https://www.supplynow.org/ This video was produced in partnership with the DVI Group: https://www.thedvigroup.com/ “What can you do to make the experience for immigrant students a lot better? The H-1B system. Why is it a lottery? Why is the cap a fraction of the people that are actually applying to it? Why is the United States one of, I think, two developed countries in the world that doesn't have an actual formalized startup process? So I think it's more about a broader policy shift behind more flexibility in actually making changes in a shorter period of time. The possibilities with what you can do with immigration is just so real. But the fact that it's so slow moving here and you have to literally, like go into a casino at this point and gamble your life away to maybe get a shot, that isn't enough anymore, I think.” #AmericanDream, #skilledimmigration, #immigrant, #immigration, #immigrationreform, #innovation, #entrepreneur, #entreprenuership, #startup, #startups, #jobs, #economics, #ChatGPT, #tech, #Cleveland, #Ohio Entrepreneur,Immigration,Jobs,Startups,Storytelling,Cleveland