Immigration Law for Tech Startups

Immigration Law for Tech Startups

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Sophie’s mission is to overcome borders, expand opportunity, and connect the world by practicing compassionate, visionary, and rigorous immigration law in service of the betterment of humanity. She believes that immigration fuels innovation and is inspired by amazing women and men who reach beyond the status quo to create their dreams. The Sophie Alcorn Podcast features inspiring interviews that empower global leaders to influence change, regardless of their geographic location, place of birth, or citizenship. The conversations you’ll hear about rapidly scaling tech companies and highly-motivated global founders creating new technologies will inspire you to manifest a new world. Sophie Alcorn is the author of the weekly Ask Sophie column in TechCrunch and Ask Sophie: The Founder’s Guide to Visas & Green Cards. She is the founding attorney at Alcorn Immigration Law, the go-to resource for founders, HR, and technology professionals to obtain U.S. visas and green cards.

Recent Episodes

  • 236: Fishing in Deeper Waters: U.S. Customer Acquisition by Design with Bill Kenney

    4 days ago
  • 235: Dreaming the Possible: Art, Technology, and the Diplomacy of Hope with Martin Rauchbauer

    2 weeks ago
  • 234: Beyond the Pitch: Real Stories of Growth, Grit, and Game-Changing Deals with Krishna Mohan

    3 weeks ago
  • 233: The High Cost of Holding It Together with Dr. Ardeshir Mehran

    4 weeks ago
  • 232: Inside Global Class: Frameworks for Modern Market Expansion with Klaus Wehage

    1 month ago
  • 231: EB-2 NIW for Tech Founders: Is It Still Viable in 2025

    1 month ago
  • 230: Humanizing Sales in the Age of AI with Venki Pola

    2 months ago
  • 229: When Stress Speaks: Decoding the Body’s Language for Resilience with Matthew David Gardner

    2 months ago
  • 228: Layoff Lessons: Reinvention After Setbacks with Roshni Chellani

    2 months ago
  • 227: Why We Still Don’t Have Robot Butlers with Anshuman Kumar

    2 months ago