Are you entreprenipponial?
If you are entrepreneurial in Japan, then indeed, you are entreprenipponial!
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EPISODE 4
DATE: Friday, 16 April 2021
TIME: 10:35 a.m.-11:55 a.m. JST
LANGUAGE: English
GUEST: Katheryn Gronauer
Trainer & Executive Coach, Thrive Tokyo
THE PERSON:
Katheryn is an executive trainer and coach who provides cross-cultural education and orientation programs for professionals in Japan. She holds a degree in International Business & Culture from Sophia University, a certificate in training and change management from ATD, and coaching certification from IIN. She grew up in both Japan and the USA and has firsthand sensitivity to the cultural differences and challenges that new expatriates in Japan face on a daily basis.
THE BUSINESS:
Thrive Tokyo has been named “One of Tokyo’s hotspots to satisfy anyone” by Eurobiz Magazine. The work and accomplishments of the company have been featured in Women’s Health, Huffpost, Mindbodygreen, Japan Today, Savvy Tokyo, Thrive Global, Elephant Journal, The Everygirl Thought Catalog and Elite Daily.
Corporate Website:
www.thrivetokyo.com
www.linkedin.com/in/katheryngronauer
www.instagram.com/katheryngronauer
THE CONVERSATION:
In this webinar session, learn from Katheryn about how to overcome "imposter syndrome" when you are just starting up and how to make appealing services for BtoB and also BtoC clients. Additionally, we will delve into the steps that she has taken to mold a strong marketing presence.
This webinar series is conducted with Make March Matter: Free online community for business owners. Founded on February 27th, 2020, #MakeMarchMatter is a free online community of entrepreneurs, freelancers, and professionals focused on accountability, community and inspired action to sustain our business, personal and community success despite the challenges in our pandemic reality. #MakeMarchMatter was a nominee for the BCCJ BBA 2020 Responsible Business Awards and has a thriving English-speaking community of over 250 members. There are regular online sessions for community, accountability and inspiring each other to action. It is growing organically and based on member needs or more information visit the Facebook group.
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