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Sam Stoddard, CEO, SimpleCitizen: How a marriage visa led to a VC-backed immigration tech startup

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

On this episode I speak with Sam Stoddard, CEO and co-founder of SimpleCitizen, a tech startup that’s automating & streamlining the green card and citizenship process for individuals and now expanding into the business immigration side as well! We'll be talking about: Sam’s background as an accounting professional and his journey to becoming an entrepreneur, the immigration experience that inspired Sam and his co-founders to launch SimpleCitizens and their first steps, what it’s been like to grow SimpleCitizen, what it's like raising outside funding , the future of SimpleCitizen and immigration & global mobility tech, and more! Subscribe and stay on top of immigration tech and marketing! For More Information on SimpleCitizen: https://www.simplecitizen.com

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