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EPISODE · May 12, 2026 · 58 MIN

Olu'yomi Ojo, CEO, Agora: Tech-enabled O-1, EB-1, and EB-2 NIW visa support

from Immigration Tech & Marketing - The GMI Rocket Show - Hosted by Roman Zelichenko. · host GMI Rocket

🎙 On episode 141 of the GMI Rocket show, I’m speaking with Olu'yomi Ojo, an EB-1 recipient, serial entrepreneur, and founder and Agora, a legal tech platform helping with O-1, EB-1A, and EB2-NIWs(❤️ Huge thank you to this episode’s main sponsor, 8am™ DocketWise! With a recent company rebrand to 8am, 8am Docketwise is an all-in-one immigration case management platform with best-in-class forms and questionnaires, industry-leading integrations, a great blog and podcast, and much more. Check out Docketwise here! 👉 https://t.ly/ELlEA 👈)(❤️ Huge thank you to this episode’s second sponsor, LEX Reception! A legal intake, reception and client support service immigration professionals use to never miss a client call or inquiry again. Get $250 off your first month by using this link! 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9rADmmD 👈)Olu’yomi Ojo is a Nigerian-born entrepreneur whose journey began with a student visa to the U.S., but whose resourcefulness was shaped much earlier — watching his single mother raise five kids with relentless creativity.He launched his first design company while still in college, and after recognizing how hard it was to get quality print work done, pivoted to create Printivo, Nigeria’s first online printing company. Printivo grew from a three-person team in a garage to a VC-backed company with over 50 employees.After stepping down as CEO in 2020, Oluyomi moved to the U.S. on an EB-1 visa and immediately felt the friction in the immigration process: endless emails, no structure, and no clarity. When friends and founders started reaching out with the same frustrations around O-1 and EB-1 visas, he realized the problem wasn’t just personal, it was systemic. That insight led to Agora.So, here’s what we’re going to talk about: 🔹 Olu'yomi’s early life in Nigeria, education and launching his first entrepreneurial endeavors🔹 Oluyomi’s decision to step away and experience moving to America on an EB-1 🔹 How that experience ultimately led to him launching Agora🔹 What Agora does today, who it helps, and thoughts on the future of immigration techSo please join us, ask questions and leave comments!----Check out the Agora here: https://agoravisa.com/Follow Olu'yomi on LinkedIn here:   / oluyomiojo  Digital marketing for immigration & global mobility firms at GMI Rocket: https://gmirocket.com/​Digitize your LCA posting and PAF process with LaborLess: https://laborless.io/

🎙 On episode 141 of the GMI Rocket show, I’m speaking with Olu'yomi Ojo, an EB-1 recipient, serial entrepreneur, and founder and Agora, a legal tech platform helping with O-1, EB-1A, and EB2-NIWs(❤️ Huge thank you to this episode’s main sponsor, 8am™ DocketWise! With a recent company rebrand to 8am, 8am Docketwise is an all-in-one immigration case management platform with best-in-class forms and questionnaires, industry-leading integrations, a great blog and podcast, and much more. Check out Docketwise here! 👉 https://t.ly/ELlEA 👈)(❤️ Huge thank you to this episode’s second sponsor, LEX Reception! A legal intake, reception and client support service immigration professionals use to never miss a client call or inquiry again. Get $250 off your first month by using this link! 👉 https://lnkd.in/e9rADmmD 👈)Olu’yomi Ojo is a Nigerian-born entrepreneur whose journey began with a student visa to the U.S., but whose resourcefulness was shaped much earlier — watching his single mother raise five kids with relentless creativity.He launched his first design company while still in college, and after recognizing how hard it was to get quality print work done, pivoted to create Printivo, Nigeria’s first online printing company. Printivo grew from a three-person team in a garage to a VC-backed company with over 50 employees.After stepping down as CEO in 2020, Oluyomi moved to the U.S. on an EB-1 visa and immediately felt the friction in the immigration process: endless emails, no structure, and no clarity. When friends and founders started reaching out with the same frustrations around O-1 and EB-1 visas, he realized the problem wasn’t just personal, it was systemic. That insight led to Agora.So, here’s what we’re going to talk about: 🔹 Olu'yomi’s early life in Nigeria, education and launching his first entrepreneurial endeavors🔹 Oluyomi’s decision to step away and experience moving to America on an EB-1 🔹 How that experience ultimately led to him launching Agora🔹 What Agora does today, who it helps, and thoughts on the future of immigration techSo please join us, ask questions and leave comments!----Check out the Agora here: https://agoravisa.com/Follow Olu'yomi on LinkedIn here:   / oluyomiojo  Digital marketing for immigration & global mobility firms at GMI Rocket: https://gmirocket.com/​Digitize your LCA posting and PAF process with LaborLess: https://laborless.io/

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