How to do successful business in the US: investor search, culture, market entry, legal aspects
When startups think about the “land of opportunity” and their own potential there, many questions arise.
How do you get venture capital in the US? Is a company flip really necessary?
How do you retain US customers long-term? Why and when does it make sense to establish your own US subsidiary?
What insurance do you need to get the best possible liability protection?
And also worth knowing: how do you network successfully in the USA in order to achieve important initial successes in a timely manner?
Andrea Diewald, Director of Innovation, Investor & Startup Relations at the German American Chamber of Commerce, explains how to build your network from Germany to the USA, use your resources wisely and thus achieve your goals effectively.
Andrea has been working for GACC NY in Manhattan since 2011 and is a specialist in internationalization, network building and transatlantic trade.
She has a large network in the German and US startup ecosystem, especially with investors and corporates with an interface to the startup world.
