Eliminating Barriers to Global Business

<p>We sit down with Nicole Sahin the CEO and Founder of Globalization Partners. We talk about how her company simplifies global business by enabling companies to hire talent anywhere in the world quickly and easily and the importance of understanding different cultures to successfully conduct business.</p><p>--</p><p>Nicole Sahin’s mission is to eliminate barriers to doing business internationally and building global teams. As founder and CEO of Globalization Partners, she is recognized for having created an innovative solution that enables companies to hire great talent anywhere in the world, without the complexity of setting up international branch offices or subsidiaries. Businesses are able to leapfrog over the legal, HR, and tax complexities of hiring in another country, while getting all the benefits of a global team.</p><p>Nicole’s vision has led to her being named Entrepreneur of the Year in New England. In 2020 the company was recognized by the Financial Times as one of the fastest growing companies in America. Globalization Partners has also earned the ranking of No. 6 on the 2016 Inc. 500 list, and the company has won numerous awards for breaking the traditional corporate mold by building a nationally-recognized company culture. She credits the success to an exceptional team with global expansion in their DNA, and to her philosophy of the <a href="https://www.globalization-partners.com/blog/the-triple-bottom-line/">Triple Bottom Line</a> – what’s good for the clients and the employees is good for the shareholders. From day one, Nicole has built Globalization Partners to scale, with a mindset towards meeting the needs of Fortune 1000 companies, which require the highest compliance standards in the world.  </p><p>Nicole’s primary non-profit endeavors focus on eliminating extreme poverty through education and economic development through organizations like Water for People and School The World where she currently serves on the board and has spearheaded efforts to build schools in rural communities in Guat