Global Expansion and Operation

Technology and global interconnectivity mean companies can incorporate global expansion into their core business strategy at every stage of their lifecycle – often earlier than ever before. And while the global market has become increasingly open, local laws and varied business and cultural practices can make doing business across markets challenging. That’s why we developed our Global Expansion and Operation group to help you meet the challenges of scaling internationally by delivering the information you need to make informed decisions fast.

Global Expansion Guidebooks

Designed to help companies meet the challenges of global expansion. These guides review business-relevant corporate, employment, equity, intellectual property and technology, and tax laws in key jurisdictions around the world.

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Global Expansion and Operation 101: IP

Webinar

Wednesday, September 25, 2024

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm ET

In this fourth webinar in our Global Expansion and Operation series, we will discuss intellectual property, technology, and contracts issues, including the key considerations when looking to monetize and commercialize IP and technology as part of a global expansion.

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Resources

Global Expansion Checklist

US-based companies planning an international expansion face an array of concerns around managing risks while growing with intentionality. Once you identify a jurisdiction as a target market for growth, here are some questions to ask yourself, in several key risk areas, as you begin to scale your business.

GENIE – Global Employment News, Insights, and Events

GENIE is a single point of access to employment, labor and pension law guides covering a wide range of topics concerning more than 60 countries across Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific, Africa and the Americas. Click here for a tutorial on GENIE and its offerings.

Data Protection Laws of the World

Our authoritative guide to the data protection laws of over 160 countries has in-depth information on issues such as cross-border data transfers, data security, breach notifications, enforcement and electronic marketing.