by Michelle Hua | TechNation Visa
I often meet inspiring women in wearable tech because of my passion for advocating them. They are not only my industry colleagues, they are my motivators, friends and inspire me to keep going because we share the same challenges, the same highs and the same...
by Michelle Hua | TechNation Visa, Women in Tech
I first met Katie in 2018 through her mum who introduced me to Katie. I had spoken to Katie’s mum about her own application for the Global Talent Tech Visa (and also known as the #TechNationVisa). While Katie’s mum has since received her own Start up visa, Katie...
by Michelle Hua | TechNation Visa
Mofoluke Ayoola is an innovator in the home furnishing industry. A strong role model and business woman with a clear track record of growing successful businesses. Mofoluke moved to London to complete her Masters in Innovation, Creativity and Leadership to build and...
by Michelle Hua | TechNation Visa
Since receiving my exceptional talent endorsement and visa in digital and technology, I have been asked how I started my journey and how I gathered enough evidence to prove that I was “exceptionally talented”. While it is difficult to see myself as exceptionally...
by Michelle Hua | TechNation Visa
With the recent news about coronavirus, most people are now working from home. I have chosen not to travel for meetings in London and a majority of my meetings are held online over skype or through my virtual office. The benefits of working...
by Michelle Hua | TechNation Visa
On the 30 January 2020, the UK Government announced that the Global Talent Visa will replace the Tier 1 Exceptional Talent Visa. In March 2019, the UK Government also replaced the Tier 1 Graduate Entrepreneur and Entrepreneur Visa. The changes to the Global...
