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The global village continues to shrink at an unprecedented rate thanks to rapid digitisation across the world. No longer confined to growing in their domestic markets, start-ups in today’s global economy have strong advantages their predecessors didn’t and are able to see a place in the world for their idea.
That said, going global can be a daunting task, filled with uncertainties and mistakes that could be costly at best and downright devastating at worst. In order for start-ups to harness the power of globalisation, they need a solid foundation as well as adequate planning. Scaling a business globally is not an easy feat and will require carefully measured steps.
If you are part of a start-up with broader ambitions and looking to take your business onto the world’s stage, look no further. Join General Assembly and Stripe as we dive into how you can scale your business model for the global market, and position yourself to conquer the world. We’ll also discuss about how start-ups can navigate through hyper-growth and ensure business continuity and sustainability