Terrie Lloyd's Entrepreneur's Handbook Seminar in Tokyo

Have you ever thought about setting up your own company in Japan?
Or, are you already running one and wondering how to move up to the next level?

Local Australian/Kiwi entrepreneur Terrie Lloyd, is running a seminar for people who want to form their own companies, on May 20, 2017. As many of you will know, Terrie has established 17 companies in Japan over the last 30 years, and has a lot of experience to share about how to structure and run your business when first starting up. Terrie has successfully had seven M&As of previous companies and is building several others for exits in the next two years.

Terrie answers such questions as:

• Which is better, a Godo Kaisha, Kabushiki Kaisha, Kabushiki Joto Seigen Kaisha (JSKK), Kokai Kabushiki Kaisha (KKK)?
• How much money do I need to stump up as capital for the company?
• How do I get it back again?
• What does a typical business plan look like?
• How do I recruit a strong salesperson when I'm a small business?
• What is my company worth after three years?
• How do I prepare for a tax audit?
• And lots of other similar questions...

Testimonials:

" Attending Terrie's seminar has helped reinforce within me the limitless opportunities out there. In addition to Terrie's strong grasp of business fundamentals there is also a vast array of information that Terrie imparts to all his attendees through his handbook and approachable manner. Terrie's honest approach to the successes and failures that he has encountered along his 25 years of starting up, operating and selling businesses here in Japan serves as a great reality check and source of inspiration."

- Anthony Trotter, (school director Happy Days International Preschool)

"I would probably be broke and back in America without your advice..."

- Richard Roberts (managing director of Triadd Software)

"Terrie's seminar information and content is priceless. Those wishing to start business in Japan should attend his seminars not just once but on a monthly basis."

- Alicia Walker, Nua Japan