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Immigrant Founders in Their Own Words | Mert Iseri, SwipeSense

Meet Mert Hilmi Iseri, Entrepreneur and Co-Founder of SwipeSense. Based in Chicago, IL, Mert immigrated from Turkey to the U.S. to pursue a degree at Northwestern University where he co-founded SwipeSense, a healthcare technology company helping to eliminate medical errors and reduce disease transmission in hospitals across the U.S. Skilled immigrants like Mert help make the U.S. the most advanced and innovative economy in the world. Learn more about the role of skilled immigration in fueling American dynamism through entrepreneurship, innovation, and community revitalization at https://www.eig.org/immigration-is-in... Watch JJ Xu's story:    • Immigrant Founders in Their Own Words | JJ...   Watch Aaron George's story:    • Immigrant Founders in Their Own Words | Aa...   For more resources on skilled immigration: https://www.eig.org/skilled-immigration To learn more about SwipeSense: https://www.swipesense.com/ This video was produced in partnership with the DVI Group: https://www.thedvigroup.com/ “America is the number one country in the world right now, and it's for a reason. It's because we have this vibrant economy, this vibrant spirit of entrepreneurship, where you can come here and still make it. The American Dream is still alive and real. And the idea is that because the dream is alive and well, we attract. We attract talent, we attract ambition, we attract people with bold ideas, and that's how we stay ahead. As a result of me being here, we've created tens of millions of dollars in value, hundreds of jobs, thousands of patients' lives impacted, because of the work that we do. That work could have happened elsewhere.” #AmericanDream, #skilledimmigration, #immigrant, #immigration, #immigrationreform, #innovation, #entrepreneur, #entreprenuership, #startup, #startups, #jobs, #economics, #healthcare, #tech, #Chicago, #Illinois Entrepreneur,Immigration,Startups,Jobs,Storytelling,Chicago