Nitin Pachisia grew up in a one-room home in India and took over his family's financial responsibilities as a teenager after a tragedy, which he credits with shaping his work ethic and drive to use entrepreneurship as a path forward. As someone who built his first startup while holding a full-time job to maintain his visa status, he now invests in immigrant founders across all sectors at the pre-seed stage, focusing on traits like obsession and velocity rather than specific industries, and aims to influence U.S. immigration policy for entrepreneurs through his track record. Nitin Pachisia grew up in a one-room home in India and took over his family's financial responsibilities as a teenager after a tragedy, which he credits with shaping his work ethic and drive to use entrepreneurship as a path forward. As someone who built his first startup while holding a full-time job to maintain his visa status, he now invests in immigrant founders across all sectors at the pre-seed stage, focusing on traits like obsession and velocity rather than specific industries, and aims to influence U.S. immigration policy for entrepreneurs through his track record.