U.S. Immigration Fund Expands Leadership to Strengthen EB-5 Opportunities in East Asia
May 3, 2025, 11:10 pm
In the world of immigration investment, change is a constant. The U.S. Immigration Fund (USIF) is embracing this change with two significant appointments. Benny Chang and Emily Zhu are stepping into pivotal roles, ready to navigate the complex waters of the EB-5 program. Their expertise promises to enhance USIF's outreach in East Asia, a region ripe with potential.
Benny Chang has been named Director of Business Development for Taiwan. His background is a tapestry woven with threads of finance and investment. Chang's journey began in Singapore, where he managed investment projects at a family office. This experience sharpened his skills in global asset allocation. Since 2018, he has focused on immigration and overseas real estate investment. His insights into the Taiwanese market are invaluable. He understands the pulse of investors, their needs, and aspirations.
USIF has a long history of helping families secure U.S. residency through EB-5 investments. With Chang on board, the organization aims to deepen its roots in Taiwan. His role is not just about business development; it’s about building trust. Chang’s commitment to collaboration will be crucial. He aims to foster strong relationships with investors and partners alike.
Emily Zhu joins USIF as Vice President of Business Development, Head of East Asia. Her journey in the EB-5 industry spans nearly a decade. Originally from China, Zhu has been residing in the U.S. since 2009. She began her career in a boutique immigration law firm and later worked with a New York-based developer. Her experience is a treasure trove of knowledge in capital raising and investor relations.
Zhu’s focus will be on expanding USIF’s presence in East Asia. She aims to connect international investors with solid real estate projects. Her mission is clear: help families secure U.S. residency through the EB-5 program. Zhu’s understanding of the East Asian market is profound. She knows the challenges investors face and is committed to guiding them through the EB-5 process with transparency.
The EB-5 program is a beacon for many seeking a new life in the U.S. It offers a pathway to residency through investment in job-creating projects. However, navigating this landscape can be daunting. This is where Chang and Zhu come in. Their combined expertise will streamline the process for investors. They will educate potential applicants about their options, ensuring they make informed decisions.
USIF has a proven track record. Since its inception, it has assisted thousands of families in achieving their American dream. The organization has successfully funded large-scale real estate projects, channeling billions in capital. With Chang and Zhu at the helm of business development in East Asia, USIF is poised for growth. Their leadership will enhance service offerings and expand the company’s reach.
The timing of these appointments is significant. The demand for EB-5 investments is on the rise. As global economic landscapes shift, more investors are looking to the U.S. for opportunities. Chang and Zhu’s roles are not just about filling positions; they are about seizing opportunities. They will tap into the growing interest in U.S. residency among East Asian investors.
USIF’s commitment to compliance and excellence is unwavering. The recent approval of the Summit NJ Project by USCIS underscores this dedication. This project is a testament to USIF’s ability to deliver on its promises. With Chang and Zhu leading the charge, the organization is set to enhance its reputation further.
In the world of immigration investment, relationships matter. Trust is the currency that fuels success. Chang and Zhu understand this dynamic. They are not just looking to close deals; they are looking to build lasting partnerships. Their approach is rooted in understanding investor needs and aligning them with viable opportunities.
As they embark on this journey, the stakes are high. The landscape is competitive, and the challenges are real. However, with their combined expertise, Chang and Zhu are well-equipped to navigate these waters. They bring a fresh perspective and a wealth of knowledge to USIF.
In conclusion, the U.S. Immigration Fund is making strategic moves to bolster its presence in East Asia. With Benny Chang and Emily Zhu leading the charge, the organization is set to enhance its service offerings and expand its reach. Their expertise in finance, investment, and investor relations will be instrumental in guiding families through the EB-5 process. As they work to connect investors with premier opportunities, the future looks bright for USIF and its clients. The American dream is within reach, and USIF is here to help make it a reality.
Benny Chang has been named Director of Business Development for Taiwan. His background is a tapestry woven with threads of finance and investment. Chang's journey began in Singapore, where he managed investment projects at a family office. This experience sharpened his skills in global asset allocation. Since 2018, he has focused on immigration and overseas real estate investment. His insights into the Taiwanese market are invaluable. He understands the pulse of investors, their needs, and aspirations.
USIF has a long history of helping families secure U.S. residency through EB-5 investments. With Chang on board, the organization aims to deepen its roots in Taiwan. His role is not just about business development; it’s about building trust. Chang’s commitment to collaboration will be crucial. He aims to foster strong relationships with investors and partners alike.
Emily Zhu joins USIF as Vice President of Business Development, Head of East Asia. Her journey in the EB-5 industry spans nearly a decade. Originally from China, Zhu has been residing in the U.S. since 2009. She began her career in a boutique immigration law firm and later worked with a New York-based developer. Her experience is a treasure trove of knowledge in capital raising and investor relations.
Zhu’s focus will be on expanding USIF’s presence in East Asia. She aims to connect international investors with solid real estate projects. Her mission is clear: help families secure U.S. residency through the EB-5 program. Zhu’s understanding of the East Asian market is profound. She knows the challenges investors face and is committed to guiding them through the EB-5 process with transparency.
The EB-5 program is a beacon for many seeking a new life in the U.S. It offers a pathway to residency through investment in job-creating projects. However, navigating this landscape can be daunting. This is where Chang and Zhu come in. Their combined expertise will streamline the process for investors. They will educate potential applicants about their options, ensuring they make informed decisions.
USIF has a proven track record. Since its inception, it has assisted thousands of families in achieving their American dream. The organization has successfully funded large-scale real estate projects, channeling billions in capital. With Chang and Zhu at the helm of business development in East Asia, USIF is poised for growth. Their leadership will enhance service offerings and expand the company’s reach.
The timing of these appointments is significant. The demand for EB-5 investments is on the rise. As global economic landscapes shift, more investors are looking to the U.S. for opportunities. Chang and Zhu’s roles are not just about filling positions; they are about seizing opportunities. They will tap into the growing interest in U.S. residency among East Asian investors.
USIF’s commitment to compliance and excellence is unwavering. The recent approval of the Summit NJ Project by USCIS underscores this dedication. This project is a testament to USIF’s ability to deliver on its promises. With Chang and Zhu leading the charge, the organization is set to enhance its reputation further.
In the world of immigration investment, relationships matter. Trust is the currency that fuels success. Chang and Zhu understand this dynamic. They are not just looking to close deals; they are looking to build lasting partnerships. Their approach is rooted in understanding investor needs and aligning them with viable opportunities.
As they embark on this journey, the stakes are high. The landscape is competitive, and the challenges are real. However, with their combined expertise, Chang and Zhu are well-equipped to navigate these waters. They bring a fresh perspective and a wealth of knowledge to USIF.
In conclusion, the U.S. Immigration Fund is making strategic moves to bolster its presence in East Asia. With Benny Chang and Emily Zhu leading the charge, the organization is set to enhance its service offerings and expand its reach. Their expertise in finance, investment, and investor relations will be instrumental in guiding families through the EB-5 process. As they work to connect investors with premier opportunities, the future looks bright for USIF and its clients. The American dream is within reach, and USIF is here to help make it a reality.