Leading Cambridge UK consultancy, Alliantus, forges ahead in the US
7th June 2012
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Alliantus Limited
Alliantus has announced its expansion into the US with the appointment of former Global Pittsburgh President Roger O. Cranville, OBE, as its new Head of Operations. Alliantus has provided hands-on support for international business growth, from strategy to implementation, since 2002 using its experienced virtual teams. This latest move into Pittsburgh marks the start of its plan for on the ground representation in key global markets.
CEO of Alliantus, Kevin Coleman explains: “With a strong track record of helping UK companies expand into new markets, largely in Asia Pac countries, the time is right to move our own business forward. With his complementary experience, a vast range of contacts and shared vision to help and encourage businesses plan ahead and grow quickly, Roger’s appointment is a major milestone in the expansion of Alliantus.”
Alliantus helps clients at all stages, from research and technology development to finished product, providing opportunity evaluation and assistance into mainstream and niche markets. It plans to leverage its strong relationships with businesses, research centres and universities that focus on technology or business and build its expertise in Cleantech, Biotech and Health markets.
“The location in Cambridge, at the heart of Silicon Fen in the UK, puts us in pole position for US businesses that want to expand into the UK and wider Europe,” said Roger Cranville. “Alliantus has established a strong reputation with tech companies in the semi-conductor IP, wireless and software spaces and has run the widely acclaimed Discovering Start-ups program – all of which will have resonance in the US. And as well as leveraging experience of working with leading players in the technology industry, we are developing stronger links into new fields.”
Alliantus helps clients at all stages, from research and technology development to finished product, providing opportunity evaluation and assistance into mainstream and niche markets. It plans to leverage its strong relationships with businesses, research centres and universities that focus on technology or business and build its expertise in Cleantech, Biotech and Health markets.
“The location in Cambridge, at the heart of Silicon Fen in the UK, puts us in pole position for US businesses that want to expand into the UK and wider Europe,” said Roger Cranville. “Alliantus has established a strong reputation with tech companies in the semi-conductor IP, wireless and software spaces and has run the widely acclaimed Discovering Start-ups program – all of which will have resonance in the US. And as well as leveraging experience of working with leading players in the technology industry, we are developing stronger links into new fields.”
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