On the afternoon of July 29, the Washington D.C. Capitol Fire House Project seminar (Shenzhen station), hosted by Worldway Immigration, was successfully held at the Crowne Plaza Shenzhen Futian. Worldway Immigration specially invited Mr. David Morris, Chairman of the Washington D.C. Regional Center and Executive Committee Member of the AILA EB-5 Committee; Mr. Chris Jordan, former Deputy Fire Chief of the Washington D.C. Fire and EMS Department; Mr. Geoffrey Griffis, CEO of the project developer; and Mr. John Jiang, President of Mankan International, to attend the seminar.
The seminar venue was packed
Regional Center Chairman and AILA EB-5 Committee Executive Member Mr. David Morris, Deputy Fire Chief Mr. Chris Jordan, and project developer CEO Mr. Geoffrey Griffis seated at the head table
The venue was filled to capacity, and attendees showed great investment interest and confidence in the Fire House project, requiring staff to continuously add seats for guests arriving on-site. In his opening remarks, Mr. John Jiang stated to all investors: Worldway Immigration is a powerful and professional immigration agency he deeply trusts, and it will certainly help everyone realize their American Dream. Mr. Chris Jordan introduced the background and history of the Washington D.C. Fire and EMS Department. Subsequently, project developer Mr. Geoffrey Griffis provided a detailed introduction to the project's engineering information. Mr. David Morris, Regional Center Chairman and AILA EB-5 Committee Executive Member, delivered a brilliant speech, providing an authoritative interpretation of the advantages of this EB-5 project. Following this, investors raised many questions regarding the project's details, and the experts from the United States provided detailed answers to each one.
Project Asia-Pacific President Mr. John Jiang explaining the project situation on-site
As more investors arrived, additional seats had to be added to the venue
After the seminar concluded, many enthusiastic investors remained to conduct in-depth consultations with the Worldway consultant team. Many investors also took this rare opportunity to engage in one-on-one direct communication with the U.S. experts, and several investors signed contracts on the spot to secure valuable project quotas.
After the meeting, clients consulted with Worldway advisors regarding the project
Regional Center Chairman and AILA EB-5 Committee Executive Member Mr. David Morris, Deputy Fire Chief Mr. Chris Jordan, and project developer CEO Mr. Geoffrey Griffis visiting Worldway before the meeting
The Washington D.C. Capitol Fire House project is currently selling rapidly nationwide with very enthusiastic subscriptions; only a small number of quotas remain. If you need information about this project, please contact the Worldway Immigration hotline in a timely manner: 400-138-2929.
