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On this episode, we are diving into opening a franchise in China of a global company. Thibault Genaitay started the company in Shanghai last year and getting constant traction with a massive hunger of people who wants to create new things with code.
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EPISODE CONTENT:
- Intro Thibault & his China story of how did you end up in China?
- Inspiration from Steve Jobs – He wrote on his blog about why he is opening a coding school in China – seems a bit of influence from the great Steve Jobs – care to share?
- Program, or Be Programmed – Love this saying! You made it, or from somewhere? It is the truth, right!
- Beginnings of LeWagon Shanghai
- The corporate structure, and how was that process overall?
- How are they incorporated in China? How was the licensing? Or the setup process in general, how was it?
- Target market, Implementation – Targeting the Chinese-speaking market, English, or both?
- Language and Culture differences – How to deal with these differences in China? Something I (Mike) struggle with personally.
Episodes Mentions:
Intro
- DIgital Nomad Summit
- Wish to sponsor our show? Email us: Hosts@Chinabusinesscast.com
- HuiZhou area – Where Mike was on vacation on Chinese new year
- Join our Mastermind groups
- Join WeChat CBC group – send a message to Shlomo (‘shlomof’) or Mike (‘michelini)
Interview
- Lewagon website
- Thibault Genaitay Linkedin Profile
- Why I’m opening a coding school in China?
- Book – program or be programmed – Douglas Washcov
- Startup weekend
- Startup Grind
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