New Webinar Series #3 Scaling up your business in Japan - how and why
Webinar #3presented a panel of fast growing tech companies - with different experiences of the Japanese market - sharing their advice to Australian companies aspiring to enter the Japanese market.
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Moneytree, a fintech company launched in Japan in 2012 in Japan by Australian CEO and co-founder, Paul Chapman. ブラック ジャック 確率neytree app enables people to manage financial assets in a single place, contributing to better management of their personal finances. In parallel, Moneytree LINK is a financial data platform for businesses. ブラック ジャック 確率neytree app took the title for Apple’s App Store “Best of” app award in both 2013 and 2014, beating both Instagram and Facebook.
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Canvaisone of Australia’s few unicorns, founded in 2012, and is already in 190 countries.
On 23 June 2020,Canva announced a new valuation of US billion from US.2 billion, after having raised a US million round. Canva's digital design platform is empowering a new wave of productivity and interaction for businesses, schools, and nonprofits across the globe. Canva is now expanding in the Japanese market.
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ブラック ジャック 確率™is a startup robotics company specialising in remote robotics. SE4’s vision is to combine AI and VR effectively to enable off-world robot driven industry to increase the prosperity and long term survivability of humanity. ブラック ジャック 確率 currently setting up in Adelaide for the Moon to Mars project. Founded by Australians, ブラック ジャック 確率 backed with Japanese funding.
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Please note that this event is organised in partnership with Austrade.
