Globali Launches Technology Platform for Enterprise Immigration Management

Irvine, CALIFORNIA, Oct. 12, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Globali, a company founded by Maryam Etminan, has launched a technology platform aimed at transforming how enterprises manage global immigration. The platform combines technology-enabled operational execution with qualified attorney oversight to provide end-to-end accountability and visibility for immigration processes.

Etminan, who holds a doctorate in business administration and has over 20 years of experience in entrepreneurial and business leadership, including six years at the intersection of immigration and technology, founded Globali to address the structural issues in enterprise immigration. According to the company, traditional approaches to enterprise immigration are reactive, fragmented, and opaque, disrupting workforce plans and delaying business priorities.

Globali's platform is designed to handle the complexities of managing global workforces. It coordinates end-to-end case execution while ensuring that qualified attorneys retain full responsibility for legal judgment. The technology handles the operational weight, including structured decision-making, case activity, stakeholder coordination, and timeline management. Professional oversight ensures accountability at every step, leading to greater consistency and earlier visibility. This approach is scalable to meet the actual needs of enterprises, reducing manual work across immigration programs, improving visibility into case status and timelines, and minimizing delays that disrupt hiring and workforce planning.

For employees and their families, the process becomes clearer and less uncertain, as they navigate a critical process that affects their careers and lives. The company claims that this service model is particularly relevant in today's market, where the competition for skilled talent has intensified across major economies. Governments have modernized their infrastructure, and AI can now handle regulated operational work with appropriate oversight, making it possible to execute complex, regulated tasks at a consistent level.

Maryam Etminan, Founder and CEO of Globali, emphasized the importance of integrating technology and professional oversight to make immigration a more integrated, visible, and manageable part of how enterprises compete for global talent. "Immigration is never simply a process," she said.

The platform is the first layer of a broader enterprise platform designed to support the complete global mobility lifecycle. Globali's roadmap includes immigration intelligence, coordinated case management, accountable decision-making frameworks, and end-to-end visibility. The company's initial focus is on enterprise immigration, with the broader goal of making mobility a proactive, integrated function rather than a reactive cost center.

Globali's approach is designed to address the convergence of three structural forces: the scaling of demand beyond existing capacity, the modernization of government infrastructure, and the ability of AI to handle regulated operational work. The company was built around this convergence from the start, not retrofitted to it after the fact.