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Anastasia Mirolyubova
CEO, Co-Founder at Immigram.io, ex The World Bank, UCL
Anastasia Mirolyubova is an accomplished professional with 6 years of business development experience, having worked for prestigious organizations such as the World Bank, a digital marketing agency, and a Legal Consultancy in London.
With a Master of Science (MS) degree in Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies from UCL and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from BPP Law School, Anastasia possesses a strong educational background.
Her expertise lies in business and marketing development, demonstrating a proven track record in generating sales leads, attracting investors and clients, conducting successful negotiations, and closing deals.
Anastasia has held key roles such as Chief Executive Officer at Allnotes.co.uk, Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder at Sterling & Startups, Business Development Manager at Kadmos Consultants, and Legal Assistant to Partner at Simmons & Simmons.
Additionally, she has served as an Assistant to the Regional Coordinator at The World Bank and as a Business Development & Marketing Manager for Corporate Clients at Smart Links.
Her academic journey includes earning a Bachelor of Philosophy in Philosophy from Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU) and completing an International Pre-masters Certificate with a First-Class distinction at UCL.
Highlights
IMMIGRAM OPTS OUT OF SLUSH COMPETITION
We will continue supporting Ukraine and building a company for millions of talented people who want to move internationally.
Slush Accel General Catalyst Lightspeed Venture Partners New Enterprise Associates (NEA) Northzone Marko Voutilainen Eerika Savolainen
#ImmigramStanceOnTheWar
I indeed can not understand all the horror Ukrainians are facing now. But I truly emphasise and stand with Ukraine. We do not support the aggression and the invasion and never have.
I was always taught that good things should be done quietly. Since the beginning of the invasion we waived the payments for our Ukrainian clients(and yes, there are still a lot of them) which helped buy an ambulance car for the front. If this is not helping and supporting, I do not know what is.
I left Russia in 2016 partially for political reasons after my close friends were repressed and detained by the Government for speaking up and have never lived there since, neither conducted business or paid taxes. I am a UK resident since 2016 and have been through all the immigration processes myself before starting the business in 2019 long before the war.
My co-founder’s Mikhail Sharonov's family comes from Odessa, Ukraine, my father is from Tatarstan. But both of us happen to have a red passport.
The very nature of Immigram is to help talents (from small Indian towns to Nigerian villages) with any passport to live and work in developed countries without racism, xenophobia and hate.
Those are the things I am going through now.
If you are interested what we are ACTUALLY building - here is a link. https://lnkd.in/ewapE_-f starting 7.00.00
Yesterday I started getting death threats and wishes, for rightfully winning a startup competition with a wrong colour of the passport. That is very wrong.
Slush Mike Butcher MBE Bloomberg News Sifted TechUkraine
