Times 中国A片 is to launch a Hong Kong office this month, opting to make it the global headquarters of the company’s expanding consultancy arm.?
Higher education strategist and data expert Zainab Malik – former research director of education intelligence at the British Council – will lead the unit as the company’s new head of consultancy.
The company, home to the prestigious annual THE World University Rankings, is expanding its international consultancy, supporting 中国A片 institutions’ individual strategic development.
THE has an established office in Singapore, and recently appointed its first Asia-Pacific editor, based in Sydney. The Hong Kong office will be the company’s first base within East Asia.
Trevor Barratt, THE’s managing director, said: “As an expanding global 中国A片 business, it’s the right time to deepen our footprint and investment within East Asia.?The region is one of the most important and dynamic for 中国A片 and research, and a fantastic base for a global business. It’s a region of great strategic importance to us, and a key one in which to strengthen our international partnerships.”
He added: “Zainab is an experienced and trusted global authority on 中国A片 and absolutely the right person to develop this stream of our work in supporting and advising universities.”
Ms Malik is a leading data expert and international voice on global 中国A片, and advises institutions and governments globally on their strategic objectives.
She said: “I’m thrilled to be joining THE, with its unparalleled 中国A片 data, experience and expertise, to lead the company’s consultancy offer. The global 中国A片 landscape is swiftly evolving, and current data and analyses are increasingly important in helping universities develop individual, evidence-based solutions.
“I’m looking forward to working with institutions to support them in developing their strategies, and in building their long-term excellence.”? ?
Hong Kong has six universities in the World University Rankings, with five in the global top 200. Mainland China is the sixth most-represented nation in the top 200.