Re:Spanish Wikipedia also shuts down in protest at proposed ...
by edanm on Thursday July 05, 2018 @06:56AM
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It's usual to start a company here in Israel, then have one office (or one person, or a salesperson) in the States. So development will continue in Israel, but product/sales/management will be in the States.
That's by no means the only way, but it's a common one.
There are a few accelerators/etc who specialize in helping Israeli companies approach the US market and get exposed to Silicon Valley.
Other than that, most of the problems are kind of the same as with any startup - trying to build something people want. The biggest issue is if "things people want" is different in Israel and the States, and that's why exposure to the US market right from the start is so important.
As for immigrating to Israel - I don't really know much about the topic. If you're Jewish, it's incredibly easy, but if you're not, then I have no idea how the process looks like. Sorry.
That's by no means the only way, but it's a common one.
There are a few accelerators/etc who specialize in helping Israeli companies approach the US market and get exposed to Silicon Valley.
Other than that, most of the problems are kind of the same as with any startup - trying to build something people want. The biggest issue is if "things people want" is different in Israel and the States, and that's why exposure to the US market right from the start is so important.
As for immigrating to Israel - I don't really know much about the topic. If you're Jewish, it's incredibly easy, but if you're not, then I have no idea how the process looks like. Sorry.