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Up The Ante - Big Hairy Audacious Goal

TC Hui, Ticklish Ribs & Wiches | Raj Kumar, UCSI Blue Ocean Strategy

16-Nov-15 10:00

Up The Ante - Big Hairy Audacious Goal

Ticklish Ribs & Wiches opened its flagship outlet just six months ago. TC, the founder of Ticklish Ribs has a very ambitious plan to open 150 outlets in the next 5 years in Singapore, Thailand and Philippines. Raj Kumar who is our business consultant highlights some pitfalls of such ambitious growth.


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Tags:  raj kumar,  big hairy audacious goal,  up the ante,  open for business,  TC Hui,  Ticklish Ribs & Wiches,  UCSI Blue Ocean Strategy,  expansion,  business consultant


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