JAPAN MARKET ENTRY • US ↔ JAPAN BUSINESS

Enter Japan with a clear plan and the right conversations.

Consulting for founders, investors and companies planning a presence in Japan, and for Japanese teams looking toward the United States. Personal guidance from Lloyd Peace in Tokyo.

  • 30+ yearsat AT&T in Washington, D.C.
  • Since 2013based in Tokyo
  • US ↔ Japanwith Thom Peace on US initiatives
Lloyd Peace, Japan market entry consultant, in a dark suit
Lloyd Peace · Tokyo

WHAT LLOYD HELPS WITH

Three ways to start

01

Japan market entry

Clarify your goals, choose a sensible structure, prepare the questions for local specialists and plan the relationships you need to set up in Japan.

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02

Japanese companies going to the US

Shape a US market-entry plan, refine how you introduce your business and work out what to ask about setting up a US presence.

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03

Business communication

Prepare for the meeting, pitch or interview that matters. Practise in English with direct, practical feedback.

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HOW IT WORKS

Start with the decision in front of you

  1. UnderstandYour goal, your timeline, the people involved and what is holding you back.
  2. PreparePriorities, key conversations, and the points where a lawyer, tax accountant or immigration specialist is needed.
  3. Move forwardOne manageable next step and the support that fits your situation.

Legal, tax, immigration and licensed real-estate work is carried out by qualified professionals under their own engagements. Lloyd helps you plan, prepare and coordinate.

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ABOUT LLOYD

Professional rigour, cultural fluency

Lloyd Peace spent more than 30 years at AT&T in Washington, D.C., managing complex telecommunications projects and business development. Since moving to Tokyo in 2013 he has helped people and companies prepare for business between Japan and the United States, and coached Japanese professionals in business English.

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A clear plan starts with one good conversation.

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