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In this episode, I'm speaking with Nino Melikidze, the co-founder & CEO of Immitracker, who moved to the United States as a 17-year-old.
“Everywhere I go, I’m a foreigner.” I still can’t stop thinking about this statement by Nino. It perfectly captures an emotion immigrants struggle with - always feeling out of place.
Nino is an experienced immigrant. Her first experience with immigration was as a five-year-old. Since then, she’s moved to the United States, Colombia, and now lives in Canada.
In this conversation, Nino and I talk about:
Why moving abroad is probably done best as a student
Dealing with cultural differences as you move across different countries
The exact moment she realized she wasn’t in the comfort of her home anymore
Dealing with the existential immigrant question - will I ever stop feeling like an immigrant?
Why fellow immigrants make the best friends, and more.
Official Links
✅ Connect with Nino Melikidze on LinkedIn
✅ Reach out to her on Instagram
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