Description

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Succeeding at Business in Southeast Asia walks readers through the steps necessary to build and execute a market entry strategy into Southeast Asia, similar to what Eric Moraczewski did with his clients at FDI Strategies. Step by step, readers will learn about the top five pitfalls as well as common areas of concern and mistakes that can be avoided. These can be internal or external issues, country-specific or endemic to the region, but they all are issues Moraczewski solved regularly with clients and other businesses around the globe. Where possible, examples based on his own career experience are used to help reveal the bigger picture and affirm that everyone can, and often times will, make mistakes. Written with humanity and conversational clarity, Moraczewski's book delves into critical topics such as relationship-building, power structures, and the role culture plays in economic value and ethical standards. He inspires would-be investors by tapping into universal human behaviors and shows how they can be leveraged to make the right business connections abroad.

Additional topics include:

• Joint ventures
• Franchising strategy
• Small businesses breaking into Asia
• Lessons to bring back from foreign markets

About the Author

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Eric Moraczewski (St. Louis, IL) is chief executive officer of Analyroi. Analyroi specializes in startup and turnaround work for public private partnerships, nonprofits and for profit businesses alike--focusing on strategic planning, financial strategy/analytics, fundraising strategy/planning and building partnerships to help build and turnaround organizations. Prior to joining Analyroi, Moraczewski is the Executive Director of Gateway Arch Park Foundation and the previous CEO of FDI Strategies, LLC. Over the course of the last 10 years Moraczewski has been involved in business on four continents, 20+ countries, and more cities than he can count. He has presented at conferences and seminars, primarily on Asia, and specifically on China, regarding private equity, how Chinese capital is affecting business in the United States, business opportunities in Asia, and human resource practices in Asia.