How investors, founders, and professionals navigating H-1B uncertainty are reassessing long-term mobility strategies amid policy change — exploring structured, job-creating investment frameworks and learning how established hospitality and real estate platforms, including projects associated with the legacy of Waldorf Astoria, approach transparency, governance, and long-term value. .
Founded in 1893, the Waldorf Astoria brand has represented luxury and architectural distinction for more than 130 years. Today, it operates 36 landmark properties across 18 countries and is widely recognized as a longstanding name in global hospitality and institutional-grade real estate. This session is designed for investors evaluating cross-border opportunities, founders or venture professionals considering capital mobility, and professionals seeking to better understand available options in the context of evolving H-1B policies for themselves, colleagues, or family members. ..
By attending this session, participants will gain perspective and practical insight to support informed decision-making regarding long-term planning and residency-related considerations. The discussion brings together professionals with experience across global investment, immigration law, and capital strategy, offering educational guidance grounded in real-world practice.
Speakers
- Matthew Khalili – New World Ventures
- Yuliya Veremiyenko-Campos – YVC Legal
- Anastasia Milstein – Waldorf Astoria Project Rep
Attendance is limited to ensure meaningful discussion — reserve your seat today.