GlobalNiche's Lean Canvas

problem#individual customers 1) overwhelmed using the internet 2) isolated 3) don't know how to connect to opportunities 4) don't recognize their value - what they have to offer 5) don't recognize their uniqueness 6) don't know how to get help or learn new things 7) know they're meant for bigger things. #Groups/Communities - Figure head identifies the problem: what's next? stunted group, don't know how to get the word out - platform to talk about their work, support to pioneer new careers, #expats 1) isolated 2) don't know how to find their "people"

solution #individual customer:  1) get them into a place where they can test how to use the internet 2) create a space where they are not isolated - safe community 3) guiding/equipping them with how to create a web platform 4) they can see what they have to offer by establishing their webplatform 5) Using the internet for answers they need (self-reliance) #Groups/Communities - show figure head of group how to activate their community - around what they are bonded around

UVP #individual customer Achieve what you want by combining who you are and what you have...the #GlobalNiche method shows you how #Groups/Communities achieve what the group wants by combining who you are with what you have...the community is a macro of individual

customers #individual Customers 1) entrepreneurial types: solo-preneurs, freelancer, self-employed #Groups/Communities 1) tech women 2) young women lawyers 3) multiculturalists/displaced nationals 4) entering/re-entry job market 5) global executives

Anastasia Ashman

Anastasia Ashman has built a portfolio career across publishing, entertainment, technology, entrepreneurship and civic life in four countries. She now writes, researches, works on neighborhood readiness, and is developing the narrative nonfiction project Family of Mine.

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