Sentence examples for former visa from inspiring English sources

Mr. Saunders, the former Visa chief executive, joined a San Francisco fintech investment firm, Green Visor Capital, in 2013.

The former John Hancock chief executive James Benson, the four-time Olympian Nina Kemppel, the former Visa executive Susanne Lyons and the USA Hockey executive director Dave Ogrean were also voted in at the U.S.O.C.'s quarterly board meeting.

Mr. Fuentes, a 27-year-old former Visa employee, teamed up with Frank Yeary, a onetime head of mergers and acquisitions at Citigroup, to start the company in June 2012.

It boasts a who's who of prominent finance sector names on its board, including former US treasury secretary and president of Harvard Larry Summers, housing-crises era Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack, and former Visa president Hans Morris.

"We're not trying to ruin the banking system," said Mr. Morris, the former Visa chief and ex-Citi executive, who is now a managing partner at the fintech investment firm Nyca Partners and a board member of Lending Club, Payoneer and CardWorks.

Last year, the company added 50 employees, including the former Visa head of global development and Morgan Stanley CTO John McIlwaine and E-Trade general counsel Russel Elmer.

Rather than hiring unemployed Australians and thereby reducing the unemployment rate, firms are heavily reliant on imported skilled workers who arrive here via the Temporary Skill Shortage (the former 457) visa program.

Speaking to BBC News NI about the granting of the visa, former Sinn Féin president Mr Adams said: "Symbolically it was very important.

Those provisions are meant to appease critics such as Systems in Motion CEO Neeraj Gupta, himself a former H-1B visa holder who once sold a company to a large Indian outsourcing firm.

Some examples of former H-1B visa holders are Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX, and Jyoti Bansal, founder of AppDynamics, which in January 2017 was acquired by Cisco for $3.7 billion.

To put that in perspective, even though former H-1B visa holders represent less than 1% of the U.S. population, they were four times more likely to have a child as a finalist in the 2016 Intel Science Talent Search than were parents who were both born in the United States.