Amazon hasn’t made the location of HQ2 public but were in Vancouver this week to announce a 3,000 person office in downtown Vancouver.
New immigration rules are causing some of the most dynamic startups in the world to re-think where they house their current and future employees. TrueNorth is responding to this need and has emerged as a leading advocate for US firms who are looking for ways to ensure business continuity in the face of an uncertain immigration environment. TrueNorth has been covered internationally because of the work the organization is doing.
TrueNorth was founded by serial technology entrepreneurs from Vancouver and Silicon Valley including Michael Tippett, Scott Rafer, Christian Gammilland Kirsten Spoljaric.
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The Guardian
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