Going Global: Let’s Do It!
URBAN TECH solution providers are invited to join the online Workshop “Going Global: Let’s Do It!” to get precious insights on foreign markets and internationalisation strategiees!
Agenda
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- Going Global for Startups
– Introduction to Seymur and his failures.
- The Allure of Global Expansion
– Overview of why expanding globally benefits startups.
- Deciphering Global Market Dynamics
– Insights into different international market sand trends.
- Selecting Your Target International Market – Criteria and tools for choosing the right market.
– Criteria and tools for choosing the right market.
- Cultural Insights and Local Adaptation
– Adapting to cultural differences and local needs.
- Assembling a Diverse Global Team
– Strategies for building an effective international team
- Navigating Legal and Regulatory Challenges
– Understanding and complying with international laws.
- Effective Global Marketing and Branding
– Tailoring marketing strategies for diverse audiences.
- Financing Your Global Venture
– Options and strategies for funding international growth.
- Key Takeaways and Closing Thoughts
– Summarizing essential points and final insights.
Mentors
Seymur is a dynamic and accomplished entrepreneur with a rich tapestry of experience in sales, business development, and executive management. Hailing from Baku, Azerbaijan, Seymur’s journey in the corporate world has been marked by significant achievements and a deep commitment to innovation and growth. Currently living in Houston, Texas, Seymur is a 2x TED Speaker with the ambition to grow Whelp into a global conversational AI platform.
George is a Canadian (of Greek decent) and a solicitor of the Supreme Courts of England and Wales. He is a corporate and banking lawyer with extensive experience working on cross-border M&A and financing transactions (a recommended lawyer in 2023 by the Legal 500 for Banking/Finance and Private Equity). George has provided numerous workshops for the British Law Centre in Poland and has been a guest lecturer at a Polish University for many years.
