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How Dana Wang Went from Idea to Repeatable B2B Sales Motion

10 Aug 2026 · 3 min

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In this segment of the interview, Dana Wang observes a common pattern among international founders: they all seek to test the Japanese market before committing significant resources. This insight sets the stage for discussing strategies for market entry, validation, and building a repeatable B2B sales motion tailored to Japan.

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