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Anthony Gioeli

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Anthony Gioeli is a Silicon Valley-based serial entrepreneur. His first company helped launch the wireless PDA market, his second became the market leader in biometrics for mobile phones, and his third offered the first desktop Android IP phone.

He has over 25 years of experience managing fast growth high technology companies, specializing in building and leading global organizations. He has served as President and CEO of three US-based technology companies: CloudTC, Inc., Atrua Technologies, Inc. and AirPrime, Inc. Two of the companies (CloudTC and AirPrime), were acquired by foreign corporaDons, and the third generated over 80% of its business overseas. Anthony also served as a division General Manager at Xircom, and as VP of Sales, Market ...more

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International Business Expansion: A Step-by-Step Guide to Launch Your Company Into Other Countries

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Tips for Enhancing International Strategy When Onshoring

Over the past several decades, companies moved manufacturing to low-cost markets to improve competitiveness and increase profitability. This process, known as offshoring, rapidly escalated when China started opening its market and offered what seemed like an endless availability of low wage, lightly regulated labor. Combined with low shipping costs, stable supply chains and customers who accepted Read more of this blog post »

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