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Is it really possible to “Go Global” as a really small business?

In a recent event, organized by Dearin & Associates in collaboration with OFX and the Australian British Chamber of Commerce, Cynthia Dearin discussed the global potential of SMEs.

Most SMEs believe that “Going Global” is very difficult, but in reality it’s easier than you think. There are many examples of small Australian companies that successfully expanded into international markets in the span of a few short years, such as RecruitLoop.

RecruitLoop was founded by Paul Slezak and Michael Overell in Sydney six years ago, and is now headquartered in San Francisco and operating in 54 countries.

You can take your SME to international markets; you just need to know how.

If you’re watching these shifts play out, the key question is not just what’s happening – but how it impacts where and how you expand.

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Jemima Snow

Jemima Snow is an international marketing specialist and Head of Digital at Dearin & Associates. She is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and has a background in international business and digital marketing.
Picture of Jemima Snow

Jemima Snow

Jemima Snow is an international marketing specialist and Head of Digital at Dearin & Associates. She is based in the San Francisco Bay Area and has a background in international business and digital marketing.

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