Overview
As trade barriers fall and local market demand dynamics shift, organisations face mounting pressures to internationalise. A crucial part of their strategy depends on developing deep understanding of the overseas markets and their organisations' alignment with the opportunities and threats presented by such markets.
All entry modes into overseas markets, ranging from pure export to wholly-owned subsidiaries have their advantages and risks, depending on the characteristics of the country of origin and the overseas market.
Course Outline
This 1-day high impact workshop presents a practical overview of the strategic choices to be made by organisations when considering the right mode of entries into overseas markets - in particular, the readiness of the organisation to expand overseas and the often overlooked issues arising from local business dynamics.
As part of the facilitation, participants will discuss one or more real-life case studies and consider how these are relevant to their own organisations. Through thorough discussions and reflection, they will derive practical insights when considering relevant entry modes into their selected overseas markets.
Who Should Attend
Senior/middle management staff who are involved in planning for business expansion and/or internationalisation.
Trainer Profile
Jeanette Ng regularly advises organisations on how to drive and support sustainable business growth and implement expansion plans within the region, combining strategic, operational, financial, legal and other drivers into a practical implementation framework.
She was previously the Global Head of Strategy for an international conglomerate and the former Chief Financial Officer of a leading chemicals group. She also sat on cross-border Project Steering Committees for greenfield and brownfield projects as well as various boards of directors.
Jeanette is also part of the associate faculty at NUS, SMU, NTU and other universities. She is the frequent recipient and nominee of various teaching awards over the years.
Administrative Details
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- No cancellation will be allowed upon registration but attendance by a replacement delegate from your company due to exigency could be facilitated. Please notify SBF of the change with at least 3 working days’ notice prior to event to enable logistical arrangements for the replacement.
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Ref No: SB200020
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