BOSTON—September 18, 2019—Nicole Sahin, CEO of Globalization Partners Inc., whose Global Expansion Platform™ enables companies to hire talent in more than 170 countries without having to set up international branch offices or navigate the complex legal, tax, and HR matters traditionally associated with global expansion, will be speaking at the From Day One and Alliance for Global Growth events this week in Boston.
During both events, Sahin will highlight current and emerging trends in global expansion, including strategies to make going global fast and easy. As a pioneer in the employer of record industry, Sahin has seen first-hand the struggles that companies experience when expanding globally. Ensuring compliance, understanding and managing local labor laws, and building up an understanding of cultural nuances can all be challenging. Finding the right partner to help take on these challenges is critical and Sahin will highlight best practices through years of experience navigating this landscape at the following industry events:
From Day One
Date: Wednesday, September 18
Time: 11:15am
Location: Artists for Humanity – 100 W 2nd St, Boston, MA 02127
Website: https://www.fromdayone.co/
Alliance for Global Growth
Date: Thursday, September 19
Time: 3:30pm
Location: Loews Hotel – 154 Berkeley St, Boston, MA 02116
Website: https://allianceforglobalgrowth.com/
“Businesses today know they need to expand across the globe in order to gain both market share and a competitive edge,” said Nicole Sahin, CEO of Globalization Partners. “However, unless a company uses a global expansion platform, global expansion costs time and money—precious resources that many expanding businesses could use to invest in their technology, services, and other areas of their rapidly growing business. At Globalization Partners, we are helping companies leapfrog the challenges of global expansion so they can take that next big step. I’m looking forward to discussing some of the learnings and best practices we have experienced at these industry events.”