Scale & International Expansion
Scale the teamas the company enters new markets.
For Series A to Series D companies building a function, opening the US, establishing a first regional leader, or absorbing a hiring spike after funding.
International growth
Four regions
- United States
- Canada
- EMEA
- APAC
Where the team should be built
Geography, the talent pool, and whether the hire sits at headquarters or in the new market.
The first local leader
A mandate that is credible in that market, and a clear picture of the first year.
The rest of the function
The hires that follow, in an order that keeps the motion coherent.

The situation
Growth changes what the next hire has to do.
The company may already have some internal capability. The gap is often leadership, a new market, or more volume than the current team can run well.
A function has to grow up
Sales, product, engineering or customer teams need a different profile than the one that got the company here.
A new market is not a copy of home
The first US, EMEA or APAC leader has to be credible there, not only familiar to the founding team.
Hiring volume rises faster than the process
Funding creates a spike. Quality drops when every search is improvised.
Internal Talent needs a partner
Some searches need extra senior capacity rather than another junior recruiter.
How JPS works
Market entry and function building, together.
JPS helps the company decide where to hire, what level the market will bear, and how to run the search without slowing the business down.
Where the team should be built
Geography, talent pool and the trade-off between headquarters and the new market.
The first local leader
The mandate, the companies to target and what success looks like in the first year.
The rest of the function
The hires that follow, and the order that keeps the motion coherent.
Hiring maturity
Scorecards, interviews and decision rights that the growing team can actually use.
- United States
- Canada
- EMEA
- APAC
Talk to JPS
Discuss your next hire.
The conversation can start with the business problem. The job description does not need to be finished.
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