Foreign Start-Ups and the USA
It is easy to understand why foreign start-up companies set their sights on the United States. In many respects the U.S. is a foreign company’s paradise. The market is huge, the competitive environment is (for the most part) fair and free, and the channels to market are established and generally eager to do business. While these are all enticing, they also tend to lure the young newcomer into a false sense of security, making it, in the end, much harder for the foreign start-up to get started than was anticipated back in the home country.
Characteristics of a Successful American Corporate Culture
Succeeding in the United States requires good business instincts, a compelling product, a solid strategy, skill in execution, and the ability to operate within the boundaries of accepted and anticipated corporate behavior.
Operating in the U.S. market requires certain adjustments that reflect the prevailing corporate culture in the United States. The value of a compatible corporate culture is seen in the way you motivate and manage your employees, the way you project your image to the community, the way you engage in sales and marketing, and, of course, the way you manage your client accounts. Engaging in any of these fundamental and critical tasks outside the limits of accepted corporate culture can lead to misunderstandings, missed opportunities, high staff turnover, client exodus, and, ultimately reduced revenues and a falling company value.
Subscribe to Tudog Publications
Latest News
-
26 March 2020, 06:27
Tudog Brings Old Ties to Kaya’s Israel Cannabis Farm Project
Kaya Holdings, a Tudog client, has announced plans to develop a 750,000 square foot cannabis cultivation and processing facility, in Israel. Tudog has agreed to assist with business plan development, networking and coalition development, branding and project implementation. Tudog’s Chairman, Craig Frank, serves as Kaya Holdings’ CEO.
Read More -
23 January 2020, 06:26
Tudog To Support Kaya Holdings in Greek Cannabis Farm
Kaya Holdings, a Tudog client, has announced plans to develop a 470,000 square foot cannabis cultivation and processing facility, in Thebes, Greece as part of a joint venture that includes the Greek cannabis company, Greekkannabis. Tudog has agreed to assist with business plan development, brand development and project implementation. Tudog’s Chairman, Craig Frank, serves as Kaya Holdings’ CEO.
Read More