Red Bridge Strategy

Red Bridge Strategy's principals all have extensive professional, academic and personal knowledge of regional differences and opportunities.  We are committed to bridging differences and growing global intelligence in all of our work.

	Jalal Alamgir (in memorium). Jalal helped organizations analyze and design strategies and capabilities in globally competitive environments. He brought more than 11 years of experience in consulting with blue chip clients--both global businesses and international non-governmental agencies. Jalal was also an Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts at Boston, where he researched, published, and taught on issues related to globalization.  He earned a PhD in international relations from Brown University. He traveled widely, and lived and worked in the US, India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. Jalal's book, India's Open-Economy Policy, was published by Routledge in January 2009 and was selected by Asia Policy for its "Policymaker's Library."
	Cindy Carpenter focuses on the design and implementation of sales and marketing solutions in an international context.  She has worked with a wide range of organizations, from Fortune 100 corporations to small cooperatives.  She has more than 12 years of experience in the consulting industry, including both global and offshore delivery firms, and 8 years of experience in the design and implementation of internal business systems in diverse functional areas.  Cindy has a BA from Hampshire College, and an MBA from Northeastern University.  She has worked with clients in the US, Europe, and Asia, and lived in the US, Japan, Israel and India. Read Cindy's blog here.
	Matthew Sullivan has 20 years of experience serving businesses in the capacities of attorney, management consultant and technologist for such firms as Coopers & Lybrand Consulting and Day, Berry & Howard LLP. In addition to his experience with prominent consulting and law firms in the U.S., Matt lived in Pune, India, for two years, where he managed the risk management & regulatory compliance practice for a predecessor to Capgemini. He holds an undergraduate degree in computer science, graduate degrees in business and law, and is a member of the Massachusetts Bar.  He has traveled to six continents and has lived and worked in the US, Germany, South Korea and India. Read Matt's blog here.