39 min
Imports, Exports, and International Clarity - The Kathryn Read Interview Global Business Builders
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In this episode, Kathryn Read discusses her experience in international business and offers insights into navigating cultural differences, managing supply chain challenges, and expanding into new markets. She emphasizes the importance of understanding local customs and holidays, as well as the need for structured approaches to international expansion. Kathryn also shares her personal techniques for managing productivity and organization, including the use of tools like Asana and HubSpot. Listeners are encouraged to reach out to Kathryn for consultations and access to resources that can help them navigate the complexities of international business.
Takeaways
Understanding cultural differences and local customs is crucial for successful international business.
Managing supply chain challenges, such as holidays and shipping delays, requires careful planning and coordination.
Structured approaches to international expansion, including market analysis and strategic partnerships, can lead to better outcomes.
Effective productivity and organization tools, such as Asana and HubSpot, can help streamline international business operations.
Links:
Kathryn on LINKED: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathrynread
Kathryn's Website: https://kathrynread.com
Contact Show Operator, Producer, and Host, WARREN SPIWAK: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spiwak/
The Global Chamber Website https://www.globalchamber.org
01:00Discovering the Chamber of Commerce
03:18Moving to Austria and the Impact on Career
08:03First Opportunity in Export
14:08Understanding Cultural Differences in International Business
16:06Navigating Holidays and Supply Chain Challenges
21:38Profile of Clients Seeking International Expansion
25:04Transitioning to Self-Proficiency in International Business
27:32Understanding Different Markets and Cultures
33:08Personal Techniques and Adjustments for International Work
38:05Business Culture
41:32Managing Productivity and Organization
42:56Getting in Touch with Kathryn Read
In this episode, Kathryn Read discusses her experience in international business and offers insights into navigating cultural differences, managing supply chain challenges, and expanding into new markets. She emphasizes the importance of understanding local customs and holidays, as well as the need for structured approaches to international expansion. Kathryn also shares her personal techniques for managing productivity and organization, including the use of tools like Asana and HubSpot. Listeners are encouraged to reach out to Kathryn for consultations and access to resources that can help them navigate the complexities of international business.
Takeaways
Understanding cultural differences and local customs is crucial for successful international business.
Managing supply chain challenges, such as holidays and shipping delays, requires careful planning and coordination.
Structured approaches to international expansion, including market analysis and strategic partnerships, can lead to better outcomes.
Effective productivity and organization tools, such as Asana and HubSpot, can help streamline international business operations.
Links:
Kathryn on LINKED: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathrynread
Kathryn's Website: https://kathrynread.com
Contact Show Operator, Producer, and Host, WARREN SPIWAK: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spiwak/
The Global Chamber Website https://www.globalchamber.org
01:00Discovering the Chamber of Commerce
03:18Moving to Austria and the Impact on Career
08:03First Opportunity in Export
14:08Understanding Cultural Differences in International Business
16:06Navigating Holidays and Supply Chain Challenges
21:38Profile of Clients Seeking International Expansion
25:04Transitioning to Self-Proficiency in International Business
27:32Understanding Different Markets and Cultures
33:08Personal Techniques and Adjustments for International Work
38:05Business Culture
41:32Managing Productivity and Organization
42:56Getting in Touch with Kathryn Read
39 min