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Content marketing is a essential digital marketing strategy for companies looking to provide relevant and useful information to support your community and attract new customers.
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Sustainable Innovation in Times of Disruption: Choices for a Better Society
There are opportunities for progress all around us. The key is to innovate on these opportunities sustainably.
To help identify most effective path forward, you'll need to gain a global perspective to these challenges in an open discussion. How can Japan and the world take action to create a more sustainable, innovative world? Where do you fit in?
It's time to find out.
Social Media & Digital Communications: Impact on Global Public Opinion
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Discover what top media and communications experts have to say.
CAGE Distance Framework
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Servant Leadership
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Strategy: Creating Value Inside Your Company
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Strategy: Understanding the External Environment
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Using Japanese Values to Thrive in Global Business
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Basic Accounting: Financial Analysis
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Career Anchors
What drives you to be good at your job?
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Leadership with Passion through Kokorozashi
The key ingredient to success? Passion.
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In the challenging course of startup development, transforming the ideas in your head into a fully-functioning business is a significant milestone.
With its rapid growth and learning opportunities, the startup landscape is always evolving. Yan Fan, co-founder and co-CEO of Code Chrysalis, is no stranger to this evolution.
From being a finance professional to becoming a successful entrepreneur, she’s experienced the intricate journey firsthand. In an intriguing Unlimited Insights interview, Fan offers a glimpse into her experiences and shares essential perspectives.
She discusses questions that people can ask themselves to gauge how close they are to their goals, and how to identify what their next move should be based on the responses. Not only that, but she also presents her views on the stark contrast between ‘wantrepreneurs’ – those who only dream – and true ‘entrepreneurs’ who are doers, who take swift action.
Furthermore, she imparts personalized advice to those contemplating embarking on their own entrepreneurial ventures. Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur or a seasoned business person, Yan Fan’s rich experience is sure to provide invaluable insights. Join us in this revealing interview to gain a deeper understanding of an entrepreneur’s mindset and journey.
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Deciding to make a change
Yan Fan: Hi, my name is Yan Fan and I am the co-founder and co-CEO of Code Chrysalis, which is a [coding bootcamp] company based in Japan.
My career has taken a ton of twists and turns. I started out in finance and ended up as a software engineer in Silicon Valley and then started two companies, one of which is the one that I’m running right now.
The first big leap that I took was quitting my finance job. That was the biggest one that to me personally, I felt that I took. And it was because it was the first one and because I was so young then.
Like many people, I think we choose our careers quite early on. So for me, it was when I was 17 or 18 years old deciding what to study in university. But, you know, when you’re a little older in your 20s and you actually start working at that job, you realize that maybe this idea that you had when you were a teenager isn’t quite what you thought it was. And I find that lots of people are stuck in this position, and I felt myself stuck.
Taking the leap from wantrepreneur to entrepreneur
Fan: I didn’t know what I could do. I had a lot of different ideas. I really wanted to start my own company. I’d always had that dream as a kid, and I was constantly coming up with various business ideas or business plans, but everything kind of always went down to my lack of technical knowledge. I ended up quitting my finance job to gain some of that technical knowledge. So I decided to completely switch careers and learn how to code and become a software engineer.
And so while I was still working in finance, I started learning how to code on the side and that hobby quickly grew into something that I was doing every day. It became something where, you know, day by day, as I learned more, it became more real that this could be a career that I could take. So I ended up quitting my job, and I found a coding bootcamp in San Francisco. I studied enough to be able to get in because they expected a particular level to get in. I did that course and then found a job as a software engineer in Silicon Valley.