Alan Yerushalmi is an Economics and Geopolitical Analyst with a strong interest in blockchain technology. Alan's articles focus on the interrelationship between finance and geopolitics. He has extensively covered U.S. & China relations and the impact of cryptocurrencies on the global currency reset. Alan is a U.S. citizen and an advocate for libertarian-oriented principles which include a greater non-interventionist foreign policy approach and a transition out of the centralized banking system. He is also a strong proponent of standing against government corruption. Alan has consulted for several Fortune 500 companies and brings strategy, marketing, operations, IT, and project management experience.
Alan Yerushalmi is originally from Queens, NY. He graduated with an Electrical Engineering degree from the University of Buffalo. He has been a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) since September of 2005.
Alan's parents came to the US from Iran. They were both originally from Hamadan (also known as the ancient city of Shushan from the Purim story). Alan's grandfather, Chai (of B"M') (whom Alan is named after) was very active in the Jewish community in Iran. Alan's father, Amir (Meir) (of B"M') came to the US in 1953 and worked in the textile industry for most of his career. Alan grew up in a traditional Jewish family. Over the years, Alan has been fortunate to learn with great rabbis on both east and west coasts.