ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How did a small startup from Québec successfully export to 40 countries? Dive into Lü Interactive Playground's exporting story with founder Vincent Routhier. This episode takes you behind the scenes of a company’s rapid global expansion. Learn how Lü overcame barriers in logistics, regional laws and certifications to scale their edtech business internationally.
Key topics include:
The integration of tech in education and its benefits
Strategies to export educational products internationally
Navigating challenges in today’s global markets
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