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Faculty

Bernard P. Wolfsdorf (DL), Santa Monica, CA

Bernard P. Wolfsdorf is State Bar of California Certified Immigration Law Specialist and past AILA President where he received the Service Excellence Award. He is Managing Partner of WR Global Visas, a six-office law firm that developed WRapid, the most advanced Salesforce-based enterprise software. The firm handles global visas, including investment visas.

Blaise L. Tottenham, London, UK

Blaise L. Tottenham is a manager at PwC LLP in London. He advises corporate and private clients on immigration solutions and strategies with a particular focus on business compliance, maintenance of status, and consular work. Blaise is a member of AILA Rome District-EMEA Chapter and a past member of the New York Chapter. He has spoken on both corporate and family-based immigration topics at a variety of conferences.

Henry Chang, Toronto, ON

Henry Chang is a member of The State Bar of California and The Law Society of Upper Canada ("LSUC"). A recognized authority in the field of United States and Canadian immigration law, Mr. Chang lectures extensively on the subject in both the United States and Canada. His articles have appeared in numerous nationally- and internationally-recognized publications. Mr. Chang also mentors other lawyers in the practice of immigration law in the United States and Canada. Mr. Chang has been extensively involved with the American Immigration Lawyers Association ("AILA") since 1993.