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The need to develop and supply the next wave of products and services includes competition for the world’s highly educated, inventive and motivated professionals whose knowledge will foster expansion into new frontiers.
While many of the world’s top scientists, engineers, researchers and educators are U.S. citizens, others are not.
Compete America believes it is fundamental to the United States’ innovation and economic leadership to:
- Provide world-class education and job training, and
- Establish a secure and efficient employment-based immigration system that welcomes highly educated and talented professionals to our nation.
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Compete America Congratulates President-Elect Obama
Click here to view the release
President-Elect Obama’s Science and Innovation Paper
Click here to read his plan
Canada Advertises for Highly Educated Professionals Who Can’t Get Permanent Visas to Stay in America
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To learn more, click here. For an EB green card fact sheet, click here.
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Companies Contributing to U.S. Education: Profile of the Week
Analog Devices
Analog Devices’ K-12 goals are to increase student interest in science and math subjects, to update teachers’ knowledge of ever changing technology; to increase the numbers of females and minorities pursuing math and science, and to increase the overall numbers of students pursuing advanced education in engineering. Corporate contributions support programs for School to Business Partnerships, for science education, and for scholarships.
To learn more, click here.
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Compete America is a coalition of corporations, educators, research institutions and trade associations committed to ensuring that the United States has the talent necessary for continued innovation, job creation and economic expansion in a worldwide economy.
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