Global business strategy planning
¥65,000

Global Business Strategy

Navigate international markets and build competitive advantage in global business environments through strategic frameworks for market entry and cross-cultural management.

Program Overview

This course covers market entry strategies, international partnerships, and cross-cultural management techniques essential for executives operating in global markets. Students learn global supply chain management, currency risk mitigation, and international regulatory compliance frameworks that support sustainable international operations.

The program addresses geopolitical risk assessment, emerging market opportunities, and sustainable global practices while providing practical tools for developing expansion plans and negotiating international deals. Participants gain expertise in managing global virtual teams and building organizational capabilities for international success.

Suitable for executives managing international operations or planning global expansion, the curriculum includes projects developing market entry strategies, creating global brand positioning, and designing international partnership frameworks that address real-world business challenges.

Strategic Capabilities Developed

Market Entry Analysis

Evaluate international market opportunities through systematic analysis frameworks that assess market attractiveness, competitive dynamics, and entry barriers across diverse geographic regions.

Cross-Cultural Leadership

Develop competencies for managing culturally diverse teams and stakeholders through understanding of communication patterns, decision-making styles, and organizational expectations across cultures.

Global Supply Chain Management

Design and optimize international supply chain networks that balance efficiency with resilience while managing logistics complexity, regulatory requirements, and supply chain risks.

Financial Risk Management

Apply strategies for managing currency exposure, international payment risks, and financial volatility through hedging instruments and risk mitigation frameworks.

Curriculum Components

International Market Assessment

Frameworks for evaluating market potential, competitive landscapes, and strategic fit across global markets with emphasis on emerging economies and established markets.

Market Entry Mode Selection

Strategic analysis of entry options including exports, licensing, joint ventures, and wholly-owned subsidiaries with assessment of resource requirements and risk profiles.

Global Partnership Development

Principles for identifying, evaluating, and negotiating international partnerships including distributor relationships, strategic alliances, and equity partnerships.

International Regulatory Compliance

Understanding of trade regulations, customs procedures, intellectual property protection, and legal frameworks governing international business operations.

Geopolitical Risk Analysis

Methods for monitoring political stability, policy changes, and regional conflicts that may impact international operations with scenario planning techniques.

Global Brand Strategy

Approaches to brand positioning across diverse markets balancing standardization with local adaptation requirements and cultural considerations.

Strategic Frameworks and Tools

Analysis Frameworks

  • Market attractiveness matrices
  • Competitive positioning assessment
  • Cultural dimension mapping

Risk Management

  • Currency hedging strategies
  • Political risk monitoring systems
  • Supply chain contingency planning

Operational Tools

  • Virtual team coordination methods
  • International negotiation protocols
  • Performance tracking dashboards

Target Participants

This program serves executives managing international operations or planning global expansion initiatives. Participants typically include chief international officers, regional directors, business development executives, and senior managers responsible for international strategy development and implementation.

The curriculum particularly benefits leaders at organizations entering new geographic markets, expanding existing international presence, or managing complex global operations. Those responsible for building international partnerships, negotiating cross-border deals, and managing culturally diverse teams will find the frameworks directly relevant to their roles.

Participants should have strategic decision-making responsibilities and experience managing business operations. Understanding of basic business concepts and organizational structures will enhance learning outcomes, though international experience is not required.

Program Structure

Format Details

Duration

Seven weeks with intensive modules combining classroom sessions and applied projects

Schedule

Two-day intensive sessions per module with virtual collaboration between modules

Location

Tokyo training facility with digital platform for global participant interaction

Learning Components

  • Strategic lectures from international business experts and regional specialists
  • Market entry case studies from diverse industries and geographic regions
  • Cross-cultural negotiation simulations with international scenarios
  • Group projects developing market entry strategies for target markets
  • Capstone project creating global expansion roadmap for participant's organization

Assessment and Recognition

Evaluation Methods

Participant learning is assessed through multiple evaluation mechanisms that measure strategic thinking, analytical capabilities, and practical application of international business frameworks. The assessment approach emphasizes real-world problem solving and strategic decision-making in global contexts.

  • Market analysis assignments demonstrating framework application
  • Group strategy presentations evaluated by faculty and peers
  • Final expansion roadmap project with executive review panel

Program Certification

Upon successful completion of all program requirements and demonstration of competency in global business strategy frameworks, participants receive certification from ExecEdge. This credential validates strategic capabilities for leading international business initiatives.

Certificate Includes:

  • • Program completion verification
  • • Core competency areas covered
  • • Assessment outcomes summary
  • • Professional credential verification

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