[Number 1 in Market Expansion] How to conquer the massive American market that everyone is targeting? Overseas market development seminar for small and medium-sized manufacturers.

In our latest survey, executives and overseas business managers"The country we want to sell to the most right now"The top choice was the United States (approximately 30%), which is overwhelmingly popular and far ahead of the second-place country and below.

Against the backdrop of declining domestic demand due to a decrease in Japan's working-age population and a prolonged weak yen, the American market, boasting the world's largest economy and high purchasing power, is now attracting keen attention from Japanese small and medium-sized manufacturers as "the most attractive destination for expansion."

on the other hand,"We understand that many companies are paying attention, but we're worried about whether our products will be successful." "We don't know how recent changes in government and geopolitical developments will affect things, so we can't take the plunge." "We lack the necessary know-how within the company, so we don't know where to begin."Many companies are struggling with this issue.

In fact, companies that successfully develop overseas sales channels are those that, even with limited resources, correctly grasp the characteristics and risks of the market and take that crucial first step.

This seminar will clearly explain the potential of the American market, why it is attracting so much attention right now, important points to consider when entering the market such as geopolitical topics, and the steps taken by successful small and medium-sized enterprises in developing sales channels.

Furthermore, we will introduce concrete solutions that address any lack of expertise and provide a one-stop solution from trade operations to local sales.

[Main lecture contents]

・Survey reveals! The allure of the American market and the benefits of a weak yen that approximately 30% of companies are targeting.

• Latest trends and geopolitical topics in the U.S. that you should be aware of before expanding into the U.S.

The hurdles that small and medium-sized enterprises face in developing sales channels, and the first steps taken by successful companies.

Introducing "Omakase Trade," a trade agency service that solves resource shortages.

*Please note that the lecture content is an example and may be changed without prior notice.

Because it's the most desirable market everyone wants to enter, we'll share the realities of entering the American market and how to develop sales channels—information you'll want to know.

Please join us!