Alaa Salonen joined people smugglers because she thought she could get a job at Nokia. She cleaned, looked after the elderly, looked for work – and changed her name. Now she has two companies, a group of Finnish investors and a hot product in her hands: “People actually appreciate me more.”
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Alaa Salonen joined people smugglers because she thought she could get a job at Nokia. She cleaned, looked after the elderly, looked for work – and changed her name. Now she has two companies, a group of Finnish investors and a hot product in her hands: “People actually appreciate me more.”