On the afternoon of March 16, the Guangzhou stop of the national roadshow for the Cleveland Phase III EB-5 Bond Project, a U.S. investment immigration initiative, was grandly held. Ms. Kristen Laughlin, Chief Marketing Officer of the Cleveland International Fund (Regional Center), Ms. Yao Li, Asia Operations Manager of the Cleveland International Fund (Regional Center), and the U.S. Project Manager from the Worldway Group Project Department provided a detailed explanation of the project's advantages and answered questions for investors in Guangzhou on-site.
Ms. Kristen Laughlin, Chief Marketing Officer of the Cleveland International Fund (Regional Center), introduced the impressive track record of the Cleveland International Fund (CiF), noting that all previous projects have been successfully approved. In 2013, the Cleveland International Fund was awarded the title of "Best Regional Center of the Year," and over 200 investors have obtained green cards through CiF projects. Ms. Kristen Laughlin analyzed in detail the investment institutions, employment multipliers, repayment security, and developer strength of the Cleveland Phase III EB-5 Bond Project.
Subsequently, the U.S. Project Manager from the Worldway Project Department also provided an analysis regarding the EB-5 approval status and project advantages that investors are concerned about, emphasizing why Worldway recommends such a project to its clients. He pointed out that the key to successful U.S. investment immigration lies in project selection, and the Cleveland Phase III EB-5 Bond Project is a special EB-5 bond project issued by a U.S. government agency, which is the third of its kind in Cleveland and is set to replicate the success of the first two phases.
The Cleveland Phase III EB-5 Bond Project is a high-quality project carefully selected by Worldway for investors. It was highly sought after by clients at previous roadshows in Shenzhen, Beijing, and Shanghai, and its arrival in Guangzhou also ignited the enthusiasm of the local audience. After the roadshow concluded, attendees engaged with Worldway immigration experts and project representatives to ask questions regarding the project and EB-5 investment.
