How to make 10 steps forward in business: tell "Business Youth"

All BM trainings are sold out. Photo: “Business Youth”

American Catherine, a native of Hawaii, together with her husband Cyril Vehova, who moved to Russia from the United States, runs a landscape design business. However, at some point, the business spouses realized that their business was not developing, whatever marketing moves they would take. As a result, Catherine and Cyril decided to fly to Russia for company trainings. "Business youth" - a large-scale educational project for the comprehensive development of business and the largest community of entrepreneurs in Russia.

“We attended many business trainings in the USA, spent a lot of time and money in order to develop our business.

When you listen to American speakers, they talk more in general terms - about motivation, mentoring, and so on, but at BM they teach very specifically, they hit the nail on the head and very deeply,” says Katherine.

Kirill Vekhov, in turn, says that he found what he didn’t receive in the United States at the Business Youth workshops, and he had already begun to remotely apply the technologies obtained in his Hawaiian business. Kirill says he does not regret the thousands of dollars spent by 30 on a trip to Russia for the sake of participation in trainings.

However, in July, “Business Youth” itself arrives in the United States, where it will conduct a series of business intensives for effective start-up and business development. Already on July 16-17, the BM team will visit Philadelphia, and a week later, on July 23-24, the Russian-speaking residents of San Francisco will be able to get valuable practical recommendations.

The current trainings - the first for Business Youth in the USA - will be held only in Russian. However, along with two-day intensive courses (cost: $600), those who are not in Pennsylvania and California will have the opportunity to listen to speakers from Russia via video link on the company’s website (cost: $200). In addition, the organizers provide the “VIP analysis” option ($2000), which provides not only participation in the intensive course, but also analysis of specific business cases within a closed meeting.

“There will be the best that is in Russia and what is not in America,” says Mikhail Dashkiev, co-founder of BM in partnership with Peter Osipov.

Earlier in Interview ForumDaily Dashiev said that the Russian project for 6 years of existence was able to do what many American counterparts failed. At the same time, Mikhail points out the ability of businessmen from the United States to be proud of their efficiency, not their performance.

If 60% of the US economy accounts for small and medium-sized businesses, in Russia, the co-founder of Business Youth, complains, this figure is only 20%. In addition, Mikhail Dashiev notes the lack of many business terms in the Russian language, understanding of which is sometimes lacking for those former Russians who are now building their business in the United States.

The key word that characterizes the activities of “Business of Youth” itself is “mindset”, that is, the configuration of consciousness, the structure of the brain, the way of thinking.

“BM changes the model of thinking,” says Dashkiev. – We are “packers”. We take [the business case], package it and give it away, and everyone benefits from it.”

Trainings in the “intensive” format, the participants of which receive maximum useful information in just the 2 of the day, will help both those who came to the US and have not yet opened their own business, and those who have already faced certain problems of promotion in the US. No less important is the choice of the niche itself, while BM has experience in business development in completely different industries.

“First of all, we need to start with niches for which there is already a ready-made demand. This is the kind of product or service that, when you post it, you immediately receive a powerful flow of customers,” says Petr Osipov, co-founder of Business Youth.

Mikhail Dashiev and Peter Osipov are invited to the business intensive in the United States.

BM trainings have come and continue to receive thousands of people with diverse ideas and projects that need only be sent in the right direction.

“We can manage everything that we can measure. I used almost all the step-by-step recommendations that Peter [Osipov] and Mikhail [Dashkiev] gave,” says a native of Iraq, Samuel De Tamini, who, thanks to “Business Youth,” brought his business of creating image boutiques of Italian clothing to a new level Moscow. Dae Taemini's income increased 12 times after the training.

“I felt like a smart businessman who finally began to generate ideas. Everything is not as difficult as it seems. If you delve into it and if you have an interest in a specific niche, everything is very easy to remember and master. It was a victory over myself,” says Ekaterina, who sells building materials wholesale.

American “Business of Youth” seminars are an opportunity to gain knowledge about marketing technologies, advertising platforms, including Internet traffic sources and e-mail marketing, social networks as an overly active source of clients, and general principles for building sales and your entire business.

“Maybe it's a show. Maybe it's a lecture. Maybe this is what will cause jitters. But this is definitely something that will change your life, because it has changed many lives before,” notes Mikhail Dashkiev.

Speakers at the upcoming intensives in Philadelphia and San Francisco include internet marketer Maria Solodar, head of online publishing and a specialist in building automated sales funnels.

According to Mary, you should not be afraid of complex and often incomprehensible business terms - it is better to disassemble them and use them to your advantage.

It should also be noted that not only Russian, but also American experts, including one of the leading US business coaches, Dave Van Hoose, the head of Speaking Empire, will take part in the seminars at Business Youth.

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