On July 21 and 22, the Washington D.C. Capitol Firehouse project seminars hosted by Worldway Group were held in Beijing and Qingdao, while the Riviera Point Professional Park project seminars were held in Shanghai and Guangzhou, marking the grand opening of the national tour for premium U.S. projects. Representatives from the Washington Regional Center, Mr. Dale Oswald, Mr. Geoffrey Griffis, and Mr. John Jiang, attended the events in Beijing and Qingdao.
The Beijing Capitol Firehouse project seminar was grandly held at the China World Hotel. It is worth mentioning that despite the heaviest rainstorm in 61 years hitting Beijing that day, the severe weather did not deter investors, and the venue was packed. The entire seminar was conducted in an enthusiastic and vibrant atmosphere, receiving a strong response from the audience.
Business Director Tracy Sun first introduced Worldway Group and provided an overview of the U.S. investment immigration act, application requirements, and basic procedures. Subsequently, Mr. Dale Oswald, Vice President of Marketing for the Washington Regional Center, and Mr. Geoffrey Griffis, CEO of the project developer, provided detailed explanations of the project.
Mr. Dale Oswald, Vice President of Marketing for the Washington Regional Center
Mr. Dale Oswald stated that the Firehouse project is a project personally promoted by the Mayor of Washington D.C. during his visit to China. Engine Co. 13 is one of the most important firehouses in Washington D.C., tasked with the critical responsibility of protecting the U.S. Capitol building and the White House. The Firehouse project will involve the renovation and construction of two comprehensive buildings, including a firehouse, a branded hotel, a commercial center, and office space. Located in the prime core office district of the federal government, it holds immense commercial development potential. Regarding job creation, Dale Oswald pointed out that the USCIS-approved job analysis report based on RIMS II shows that the project can generate sufficient jobs to meet the requirements for EB-5 investors to remove conditions on their green cards. In addition, Mr. Dale Oswald highly praised Worldway Group, stating that investors are working with the best immigration company in China, and with the support of its professional sales, marketing, and documentation teams, the immigration journey will surely be very smooth.
Project Developer CEO Mr. Geoffrey Griffis
Mr. Geoffrey Griffis provided an in-depth explanation of the project's implementation and the two buildings. He also pointed out that the new site of the Washington D.C. Capitol Firehouse is located in the central area where federal government departments are concentrated; this area does not allow for unfinished projects. Furthermore, the contractor has signed a guarantee to complete the project on time and within budget, and has purchased performance insurance to ensure the successful completion of the project. Within a 2-mile radius, there are no business hotels that can meet the increasing demand for accommodation for government official meetings at all levels, so the hotel's operational prospects are very optimistic.
At the end of the meeting, the project team presented commemorative badges of the Engine Co. 13 Firehouse as gifts to the attendees.
After the meeting, Mr. John Jiang, President of the Asia-Pacific region, provided detailed explanations regarding investors' questions. Many investors interested in the project conducted individual consultations with Worldway's immigration experts. With this, the Beijing Capitol Firehouse project seminar concluded successfully. On July 29, Shenzhen will hold a special seminar for this project. At that time, Mr. David Morris, Chairman of the Washington Regional Center and Executive Committee member of the AILA EB-5 Committee, and Mr. Chris Jondan, Deputy Fire Chief of the Washington D.C. Fire Department, will attend to provide the latest project progress information. This is an opportunity not to be missed!
