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Harvesting Business Opportunities Through Global Leverage. 1. A History of Innovation. Europe & the United States A t the F orefront of Innovation. 1. A History of Innovation. Industrial Revolution. 18 th ~19 th Century. 1. A History of Innovation. 1876. 1879.
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1. A History of Innovation Europe & the United States At the Forefront of Innovation
1. A History of Innovation Industrial Revolution 18th~19th Century
1. A History of Innovation 1876 1879 Alexander Graham Bell Thomas Edison
1. A History of Innovation 1890 1903 Gottlieb Daimler Henry Ford Karl Benz
1. A History of Innovation High Education
1. A History of Innovation 100% of World’s Top Ranked Universities are In Europe & USA Source: Times Higher Education
2. Demographics: vs World European Population: 731 million US Population : 313 million World Population: 7 billion Less than 14% of world population
A deeper look in…….. Opportunities in Emerging Nations
3. Global Demographics A growing population in less developed countries Source: United Nations “WORLD POPULATION TO 2300 ”
3. Global GDP Emerging countries have a huge potential for high growth Source: IMF “World Economic Outlook ”
3. Global Internet User Internet users have grown and more to grow Source: KPCB “INTERNET TRENDS”
3. Global Mobile User Penetration rate is still low in Emerging countries Source: KPCB “INTERNET TRENDS”
3. Global Middle Class A growing middle class of consumers
3. Comparison: Western vs World London Skyline Europe& USA : A Saturated Market Shanghai Skyline BRIC & Indonesia: Room to Expand
4. Emerging Countries: China Soaring purchasing power The largest market for luxury goods
4. Emerging Countries:India Source: Government of India The largest mobile market
4. Emerging Countries:Brazil $11 Billion per Year 26% Annual Growth Rate The largest e-commerce market in Latin America
4. Emerging Countries:Russia The highest GDP per capita in BRIC countries Source: IMF “World Economic Outlook Database”
4. Emerging Countries:Indonesia One of the fastest growing countries Source: IMF “World Economic Outlook Database”
What does all these mean to us in Europe and in USA? We can tap into the Growing Opportunities in the Emerging Nations
Go Global Why does it makes sense?
5. Reasons to Go Global A Shrinking World Tapping into World Talent Pool Capital Management Exploring New Markets
5. Reasons to Go Global Matured Air Travel Industry A Shrinking World
5. Reasons to Go Global The Age of the Internet A Connected World
5. Reasons to Go Global Manage labor cost and risk Globalize your manufacturing
5. Reasons to Go Global Understand regional incentives Get government funding
6. Companies Gone Global Source: BBC News
6. Companies Gone Global Source: Indian Express Mobile: High profit growth in India
6.Companies Gone Global Pharma 14-17% growth in emerging economies Driven by large, aging population
6.Companies Gone Global Autos China is now world largest market growing 50% GM and Ford in joint ventures with local automakers Source: The Street
6.Companies Gone Global Consumer IKEA expands market in China, Japan, Korea, India Wal-Mart open dozens of stores in China each year
7. Getting Started Partnership is the key to global expansion Find the right Partners
7. Getting Started VCs with international outlook Leverage their global network
7. Getting Started Local Incubators and VCs in Asia
7. Getting Started Professional networking by social media
7. Getting Started Government department of commerce and NPO
