Global experts will share insights on how businesses can enter international markets at Start Global Day

Founders and top managers of InDriver, Grammarly, Dostavista, SkyEng, and Amazon Web Services experts will share how startups from the CIS can enter the markets of the USA, China, South America, Africa, and India at the Start Global Day conference on October 8.

Start Global Day is a practical conference for entrepreneurs who are launching international projects, taking startups to foreign markets, or planning to scale mature businesses.

The event will take place live in a telebridge format between studios in three cities — Moscow, Kyiv, and Nur-Sultan. Local entrepreneurs will ask questions to speakers in real-time. The studios are organized with the support of Astana Hub (Kazakhstan), UNIT City (Ukraine), and Dsight (Russia). In addition to the offline studios, the broadcast will be available on the website after pre-registration: startglobalday.com

Entrepreneurs who have achieved commercial success in various countries will share how to effectively sell goods and services abroad.

The key-note session speaker will be Nikolai Ivanikov, co-founder and CTO of Jivo: he will share his experience of entering foreign markets and the specifics of working with different countries.

Amitabh Nadjpal (AWS) will talk about the advantages of the Indian market and opportunities for startups — where to go to get support in the market.

Igor Karpets (Grammarly) will use his company as an example to explain how to sell in the USA from Ukraine, what distinguishes the American approach to marketing and sales, and how to apply it.

Egor Fedorov (InDriver) will share his company's experience in promoting a Russian tech startup in Latin America — how to attract users and what cultural nuances need to be considered when working there.

The conference is held with the support of Amazon Web Services and RB.RU. Registration on the website startglobalday.com