A stone’s throw away from Times Square in New York City, Stirling Cox stepped into his United States offices. The entrepreneur had just launched a new North American branch of AlphaSights, the leading information services company he entered after graduating from Harvard Business School three years ago.
His venture paints the picture of a start-up maverick, but his background is rather more mundane. He is an ex-JPMorgan analyst and Bain & Co consultant who changed tracks during an MBA program.
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