Immigrant Leaders to Be Honored at 2013 Immigrant Journey Awards Luncheon

DALLAS - March 24, 2013 - PRLog -- In its committment to spotlight immigrant achievements and positive impact in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Badmus Law Firm, PLLC will honor individuals and organizations who have reached the pinnacle of success at the 2013 Immigrant Journey Awards Luncheon on Thursday, April 18.

Of the 14 finalists, two award winners each will get named in the Immigrant Entrepreneur and Immigrant Professional Excellence categories, while one winner each will receive recognition in the Immigrant Advocate  and Immigrant Spirit categories.  The finalists are:

Nur Ali, Ali Motorsports
Habib Arab, secretary for the Arbitration Board
Hector Molina, KPost & Company
Elizabeth Hernandez Sosa, Borden Dairy Company
Florencia Velasco Fortner, president and CEO, The Concilio
Celestin Musekura, president and CEO, African Leadership and Reconciliation Ministries
Hector Guzman, San Angelo Symphony
Adil Adi, president and CEO, Worldlink
Dr. Walter Chiang, founder, CP&Y Inc.
Afisu Olaimtan, president, APM & Associates, Inc.
Aldophus "Doc" Lawson, Domani Foundation
Peter Burns,  Mindbender Academy
Hua Sing Chinese School
Oluremi Foluke Fadahusi, Bright Ideas

Winners will be announced on Thursday, April 18 at the La Cima Club, 5215 North O'Connor Road, Irving, Texas. The luncheon starts at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are available at http://immigrantawards2013.eventbrite.com/.  Proceeds from this event are used to fund the American Dream scholarship for DFW immigrant or first-generation American high school students.

The featured speaker for the third-annual event is Joseph Chapa, Vice-President of the U.S.- Mexico Chamber of Commerce. Three American Dream scholarships will be presented at the luncheon as well.  

Enjoy our video of the 2012 Immigrant Journey Awards:

http://youtu.be/dbGCo91g0dY



Based in Dallas, Badmus Law Firm focuses exclusively on immigration and naturalization law.  The firm’s legal team has helped thousands of people get government approval to live and work in the United States. For more information, visit http://www.badmuslaw.com and http://www.physicianimmigration.com.

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