Save the Date for IIUSA’s 9th Annual EB-5 Advocacy Conference, April 20-22 in Washington, D.C.

IIUSA is excited to officially announce our 2016 EB-5 Regional Economic Development Advocacy Conference, to be held in our nations capital from April 20-22.

The EB-5 Advocacy Conference, hosted by IIUSA each spring, is the longest running EB-5 conference attended by international investment and economic development professionals from around the world.

We are proud to announce that this year’s conference will be hosted at the vibrant Marriott Marquis, completed in May 2014 with the help of EB-5 investment. The largest hotel in Washington, DC, the Marquis will be the setting fro the industry’s cornerstone event combining the right balance of grassroots advocacy, advanced education and business development opportunities.

Much like the 2015 EB-5 Regional Economic Development Advocacy Conference (attended by 500+ people) we expect a large international crowd of attendees to join us in our nation’s capitol. The three-day conference will include a large EB-5 trade show, expert speakers/panels from across the industry and a bevy of networking opportunities in a relaxed atmosphere.

IIUSA is proud to welcome back Nicholas Colucci, Chief, USCIS Immigrant Investor Program Office (IPO) as our Guest of Honor Speaker this year. Mr. Colucci last spoke with IIUSA at the 2014 Advocacy Conference in Washington, D.C. This engagement marked the first time the Mr. Colucci addressed the EB-5 community in person.

You can read Mr. Colucci’s prepared remarks from the 2014 Advocacy Conference.

 

IIUSA has reserved a special group rate of $289/night at the Marriott Marquis from April 18-22, 2016, subject to availability.

 

 

The largest hotel in Washington, D.C. the 1,175-room, 49-suite Marriott Marquis Washington, D.C. is designed to reflect its surroundings and complement the adjacent Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Conveniently located near Penn Quarter, CityCenterDC, and he Verizon Center, the hotel makes it easy to explore the city’s best attractions-and is just a short walk or cab ride to the Capitol building.