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Huy Nguyen
Founder and President
My background is diverse, spanning from a STEM background in chemical engineering to a less technical one in marketing. I've experienced success and made plenty of mistakes throughout my career, working with companies of one like my own startup to companies of 100,000+ like Johnson and Johnson. I've often learned the hard way and have recognized teachings that could help others from making my same mistakes. That's why I'm sharing my experience with you through 5-minute digital common sense articles, so that you can avoid wasting hours upon hours of learning the hard way like I did.
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Explore Huy Nguyen's Recent Articles
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Know when to localize your products and services by identifying opportunities from your competition, other markets, and demand.
What’s Your Local IQ™? A Smarter Localization Framework for Global Success
Understand and leverage our Local IQ™ framework to benchmark and improve your localization efforts in language, design, and technology.
Liquid Crypto Transcreation for a Korean Market
Check out the common sense approach for global marketing in cryptocurrency. Learn how we helped Liquid with transcreation to gain crypto adoption in Korea!
App Development Crunch at The Ohio State University
Add a funding deadline to app development and you get an extremely difficult task. See how OSU navigated this and received grant funding for their app!
Rebranding the Website and Logo of East Ohio Hospital
When companies face a reopening, it’s hard to shake a rocky past. Learn how East Ohio Regional Hospital was able to do so after being closed for over a year through rebranding and a new website.