The Japan Chapter of Columbia Venture Community (CVC) is pleased to invite you to a virtual session with Naka Imuta, Founder and CEO of Techtouch, Inc., a SaaS-based B2B platform with over 2 million users in Japan that enables companies to create and embed intuitive website user manuals into IT systems.
In January 2023, Techtouch announced that they raised 1.78 billion yen (about 13.8 million USD) in a series B round from DNX Ventures, Mitsubishi UFJ Capital, NTT DOCOMO Ventures, and others together with their plan on investing in 10 SaaS startups by the end of 2024 for the purpose of business collaborations.
In this session, Naka as the Founder and CEO of the B2B SaaS startup will share lessons learned from his entrepreneurial journey to date.
Topics to be covered:
Ideation to Execution: How to generate new business ideas, build a B2B SaaS platform that meets users’ needs, and scale businesses to a series B funding stage.
Leadership style and team building strategy to attract and retain the right talent who can drive growth.
Business strategy for 2023 and beyond.
The tentative agenda is as follows:
Introduction to CVC Japan
Presentation by the Featured Speaker
Q&A and Discussions
If you would like to learn about how to scale SaaS businesses and build a strong team in a growing startup, please make sure to attend this event!
Note:
This event will be conducted in Japanese, and the English translation will NOT be provided.
This event will occur via Zoom Webinar. The instructions to join will be sent to all registered attendees via email before the event date.
This event will be organized in collaboration with the Columbia University Alumni Association of Japan (CUAAJ) and the Columbia Business School Club of Japan (CBSCJ)
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