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Our team includes multilingual graduates of Harvard and Stanford with experience at Microsoft, McKinsey, the World Bank, and other institutions. We leverage our skills in education, sales, marketing, recruiting, and operations to help you grow. International companies and institutions seeking to enter the United States or go global stumble not because of inferior products, but due to limited knowledge of local channels and connections. We open these doors.
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Wide access to talent network in wide range of roles (entry-level to executive) from schools including Harvard, Stanford, MIT, and Princeton. We deliver upon your specific requirements, with speed, discretion, and lasting results. Our highly-skilled, dedicated recruiters possess unparalleled reach across industries and functionalities.
For key business issues of M&A, standard solutions are rarely the right answer. On every project, Alariss ensures that there is always sufficient scope for proven methods to be combined with individual and client-specific approaches. Alariss is owner-managed, does not belong to any corporate group, and is not tied to a bank. Our only obligation is to the interests of our customers.
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Zhang was previously the first employee and Head of Sales for Human Interest, a Silicon Valley-based financial services technology company. Prior to that, she worked for the President of Microsoft Asia-Pacific in Singapore, as a regional manager for Groupon China (JV with Tencent), and for McKinsey & Co. In the public sector, Zhang worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the World Bank's International Finance Corporation in Nairobi, Kenya, and the U.S. Department of Labor's International Economics team in Washington DC. Her languages include English, Chinese, French, and some Spanish. Zhang holds a BA from Harvard University, majoring in Economics and Government, an MPA from Princeton University, and an MBA from Stanford University.
Manske was previously a diplomat for the US Department of State working in Asia, the Middle East, and Washington DC. As a Foreign Service Officer, he worked on US economic negotiations and foreign investments. His initiatives included coordinating $500m of financing for a Middle Eastern government, launching a $6m tax and customs consultancy project, and organizing overseas congressional visits. He was also the founder of Verdiq, a social polling and news aggregation website. His languages include English, Chinese, French, React.js, Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB. Manske holds a BA from Harvard University, majoring in Government and East Asian Studies, and an MBA from INSEAD in Paris. He also studied for a year at Peking University.
Featured Insights
Our latest thinking on the issues that matter most in business and management.
Remote work has been on the rise, with an estimated 3.9 million Americans working remotely at least part-time, and the trend is only rising. Mobile phones and laptops are the main tools of the service economy, with designers, software engineers, consultants, financial advisors, bloggers, screenwriters, artists, editors, and others spending the vast majority of their time working online.
According to a study by the Institute for the Future (IFTF), 85% of jobs that will exist in 2030 have not yet been created. This means that the vast majority of high school and college graduates today are being trained for jobs that may no longer exist within a coupe of years.
In the US, 43% of Fortune 500 companies were started by first or second generation immigrants. Moreover, the National Foundation for American Policy reports that 55% of billion-dollar tech unicorn companies have an immigrant co-founder. The Global Startup Ecosystem Report found that 20% of the world's tech founders are immigrants, even though immigrants only account for 4 percent of the global population.