More than 6% of self-employed business owners in NH are immigrants generating more than $154M in annual revenues.
Over half of all immigrants in NH are naturalized U.S Citizens and nine in 10 immigrants speak English “well” or “very well.”
Immigrant households strengthen the economy contributing $598+ and $170M+ in federal taxes and state/local taxes respectively.
One in eight workers in New Hampshire’s professional, scientific, and technical services industry is an immigrant
Conversations
We lead a frank conversation on how we can count immigrants into the New Hampshire Workforce.
information
We communicate and learn who immigrants are, their force, strength, resilience, expertise, and special skills.
Education
We discuss immigrants’ integration into the labor market for community-driven development.
Engagement
We take bold steps to learn, understand and embrace the diversity for development in New Hampshire.
The conversations
Through a one-day conference, attendees will discuss a range of topics from understanding the immigrant community, immigrant talents empowerment, workplace inclusion, DEIJ benefits to the companies, Challenges and Opportunities in NH Welcoming, affirming the contribution of immigrants with facts, state of the state towards immigrants inclusion, policies, and practices to integrate immigrants into the workforce, and the way forward to maintain the momentum….
who are the Attendees
CEOs, human resource staff, employers, service providers, academic institutions, non-profit organization leaders, staffing agencies, ethnic-based organizations, immigrants, and state and municipality officials.
