Why Issa? Because it means freedom — what we are building for everyone.

Our north star
Finding where you belong
Do you remember your childhood dreams? Racing cars, dancing on stage, designing spaceships? A life filled with global adventure and friendships? But when did you forget those dreams? When did the world start to feel so small? Now imagine a different world. Less fear. More understanding. A place with the freedom to live, learn, and contribute anywhere. Imagine if the whole world could feel like home. This is the future we work for at Issa. Come build it with us.
Origins
Issa Compass was founded by a team of social entrepreneurs, restaurateurs, and immigrants who intimately understand the frustrations of our outdated immigration system. In the past decade, our co-founder Saks Rouypirom led Thailand's largest brands to support refugee initiatives. This photograph captures the inaugural refugee dinner at Na Projects for the Standard Hotel. The Issa team applies our technological expertise and relentless drive to shape a new society where everyone can find a home.

Leadership
A team committed to serving you

Aaron Yip
Co-founder

Sakson Rouypirom
Co-founder

Priscilla Yeung
Co-founder

Mai Ngoensongsoem
Operations

Kat Hewett
Operations

Moei Jatturongtanet
Partnerships

Rebecca Smith
Partnerships

Malty Chaihuadjaroen
Client Success

Ai Vimuttbunyakorn
Client Success

Jumbo Oonpatanakul
Compliance

Folk Jongmuanyok
Compliance

Fah Khamkhankart
Compliance

Cha Jitsangboon
Talent Success

Jenny Tanphibulwong
Talent Success

Esha Sehgal
Talent Success

Htet Htet Htun
Community

So Bar
Community

Saw Htay Hlaing
Community

Shwe Yee Ohn Mar
Community

Lin Le Tun
Community

Titiksha Tolia
Marketing

May Thinzar Soe
Marketing

Thae Su Aung
Marketing
Roots: Co-founder Aaron Yip
Once a Hong Kong street orphan, my father moved to the United States to work at a carpet mill in rural Georgia. My mother worked next to him. I worked on Google's App of the Year, guest lectured at Stanford University, and traveled to 30 countries by the age of 25.
I owe my entire life to the lifetimes of dedication before mine — to the perseverance and strength of immigrants. Now I work for a future where abundance is universally accessible. I serve the dreamers. I serve those brave enough to forge new possibilities for themselves and their families.
