Is your Greenville business struggling to find skilled workers in today's tight labor market? Discover how tapping into foreign talent pools could be the solution you need in this eye-opening episode of the Growing a Greater Greenville podcast.
Join host Carlos Phillips, Greenville Chamber CEO, as he sits down with Karin Borchert, CEO of BDV Solutions, to discuss the critical role of immigration in addressing workforce shortages. With extensive experience helping businesses navigate the complexities of visa sponsorship, Karin shares:
- Insights on the severity of labor shortages in South Carolina and across the U.S.
- Overview of visa options like EB-3, H-2B, and TN for hiring foreign talent
- Success stories of Greenville companies leveraging BDV's immigration solutions
- Expert advice for employers considering sponsoring foreign workers
- Trends and developments in the immigration landscape impacting Greenville businesses
Whether you're a manufacturer, healthcare provider, or hospitality business, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you bridge talent gaps and drive growth.
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Sponsored by BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina and First National Bank.
Produced by Podcast Studio X.
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