CMB Regional Centers

CMB Regional Centers

Type	Private company
ISIN	🆔
Industry	EB-5 Investor Immigration(Immigration)
Founded 📆	1997 (1997)
Founder 👔	Patrick Hogan
Headquarters 🏙️	Rock Island, Illinois, US
Number of locations	2 U.S. Offices Swiss Subsidiary 16 Regional Centers in 24 states International presence
Area served 🗺️
Key people	Patrick Hogan (CEO) Noreen Hogan (President)
Members
Number of employees	60 (2020)
🌐 Website	[1]
📇 Address
📞 telephone

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CMB Regional Centers is an EB-5 Regional Center EB-5 headquartered in the Midwestern United States, owned by founder Patrick Hogan through his privately held company, UP Management.

The company, headquartered in Rock Island, Illinois, with offices in Dallas, and a subsidiary in Schaffhausen Switzerland and with employees positioned in China, Vietnam, Turkey and Korea. CMB is authorized by the USCIS to operate in: California, Texas, Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, Florida, Minnesota, Colorado, Nevada, Nebraska, Maryland, Georgia, [[Massachusetts], Pennsylvania, Virginia, New Jersey, Delaware, Ohio, South Carolina, North Carolina, Hawaii, and West Virginia and Washington,_D.C..

History

[[Image:building.png|thumb|right|Exterior of CMB Regional Centers headquarters in Rock Island, Illinois.
  In 1997 after a period in the Navy, and then operating several successful small businesses (RIAC link?), Patrick Hogan entered the EB-5 industry with the aim of helping to finance with EB-5 funds, the redevelopment and revitalization of the recently closed McClellan McClellan, and Norton Norton, Air Force Bases in Sacramento and San Bernardino, California, respectively. The company was named CMB, an abbreviation of California (or Closed) Miltary Base.

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States in which CMB Regional Centers has Geographical Scope

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EB-5_visa#EB-5_Regional_Centers

==2009/Recession/Changes with refs== CMB has raised more than US$3 billion toward the financing of projects including Solar Thermal Power Generating facilities, Student Housing, commercial and residential developments,

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