North Dakota Global Talent Summit Advances Workforce Solutions Through Legal Immigration
14 Aug 2025
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The North Dakota Department of Commerce Global Talent Office (GTO) hosted the 2025 North Dakota Global Talent Summit on Thursday, Aug. 14, at Bismarck State College’s NECE building, convening national and international experts to explore legal immigration as a strategic solution to workforce challenges.
More than 100 attendees participated in sessions covering the U.S. immigration landscape, hiring pathways, and best practices for integrating and retaining global talent. The event featured plenary panels, breakout discussions, and networking opportunities for employers, community leaders, and workforce professionals.
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