Launching Your Global Business Online
with Wayne Richard, Director of Global Operations at Bean Ninjas
How would it be if you could jump online, find a business partner and launch a global business – just like that! …..
Well, that’s what my guest today did. Wayne Richard is the Director of Global Operations at Bean Ninjas, a company that provides Xero bookkeeping, financial reporting, and training for digital entrepreneurs and online businesses.
He spent most of his career as a corporate accountant and worked at Hewlett Packard. But when he found out that he and his wife were expecting triplets, Wayne quit the corporate world and became a freelance accountant… and then something little wild happened. We’ll talk about that today.
Today, Wayne is on a mission to lead his distributed team to create time, location & financial freedom for coaches, consultants, and owners of e-commerce businesses.
Tune it to find out:
- How Wayne struck an international partnership without meeting his business partner in person.
- How bean ninjas grew from two solopreneurs working in different countries to a global firm.
- How Bean Ninjas acquired its global clients.
- The key levers that companies need to pull to grow globally.
- How Bean Ninjas has built and empowered its global team.
Kick-start your international expansion today
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