Most Canadians exploring an exit strategy are only seeing half the picture

A live session for entrepreneurs, investors, and high-income professionals who want a clear framework for U.S. pathways, global residency options, and how they fit together. Wednesday, May 13 at 12:00 PM ET, hosted by Patrick Findaro (Visa Franchise) and Christopher Willis (Latitude World).

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Four things you'll walk away with

This session is built around one goal: leaving with enough clarity to make a decision. Not a list of options to research later, not a general overview of how immigration works.

A clear read on whether the U.S. makes sense for you, which global options are worth considering, and what to do next.

Whether a business-based U.S. visa fits your profile and which path applies to your situation.

Which second residency or citizenship programs are worth a serious look based on your tax exposure, budget, and goals.

Whether combining a U.S. base with a second residency makes sense for you, and in what order to pursue it.

One concrete next step you can act on after the session.

You've already built something. Now make sure it's protected

Canadian entrepreneurs and investors who've spent years creating income and assets deserve a structure that keeps pace with where the world is heading.

The U.S. offers income base and market access that few other countries can replicate.

A second residency or citizenship extends your flexibility when your primary base starts working against you.

The right structure gives you real options when it counts.

Meet your webinar hosts

Two specialists covering both sides of the decision: U.S. pathways with Patrick Findaro, and global residency and citizenship options with Christopher Willis.

Patrick Findaro

Founding Partner at Visa Franchise

Patrick has spent 15 years guiding international entrepreneurs through U.S. visa and business ownership strategy. He has helped hundreds of clients move through E-2, L-1, and other business-based immigration paths, with a focus on investment structure, franchise selection, and long-term planning.

Christopher Willis

Managing Partner, Americas & Caribbean at Latitude

Christopher advises high-net-worth clients on residency and citizenship programs across the Caribbean, Europe, and Oceania. His work centers on multi-jurisdictional structures that protect wealth, extend optionality, and support family legacy planning over the long term.

What we will cover on Wednesday, May 13 at 12:00 PM ET

The U.S. opportunity in 2026

Why Canadians are moving to the U.S. through business, how the E-2 visa works in practice, what the typical investment range looks like, and which visa paths apply to different business and employment profiles.

The global layer

Portugal, Greece, Panama, and the Cayman Islands: what each program costs, what it gives you in return, and the tax and lifestyle tradeoffs between them.

Your personal decision framework

A side-by-side look at different client profiles and which combination of strategies fit each one, based on income level, tax situation, family structure, and budget.