Mar/24 Roundtable Update
March 14, 20243月14日，The O Six 基金会在北约克的RBC 银行 ，5001 Yonge St举办了一次讨论热烈的圆桌会议，聚焦于Skin Pro 医学美容诊所的业务发展案例。会议由Skin Pro的创始人Gabrielle Liu和Sherry Shi提案，她们分享了自己在美容行业的经历和见解。
圆桌讨论的创业人团队包括：
Dolly (商学院市场营销教育人)
Noland (数字营销公司创始人兼高尔夫俱乐部创业者)
David Qi (市场营销机构创始人，在中国和多伦多拥有十年营销经验)
Mo Chen（RBC高管）
Cathy Zhao（牙医兼The O Six创始人）
以及圆桌会议组织者Morney Lin 钱林, 大家对Skin Pro当前的策略和未来的机会进行了深入分析。
讨论的关键话题包括：Skin-Pro在皮肤管理和治疗方面的独特优势，合作伙伴运营疲劳，以及缺乏 市场拓展策略等挑战，专家指出需要进行战略性的市场调整和内部流程优化，以更好地定位 和服务 于亚洲女性这一目标客户群体。
此次圆桌会议为Skin-Pro提供了获取宝贵见解的重要平台，建议范围从利用现有客户群体 进行推荐到 重新评估其服务产品和市场定位。会议强调了在加拿大华人商界创业成功中战略思维 和针对性行动 的重要性。
Focusing on the business development case
of Skin Pro Medical Aesthetics Clinic
Summary of The O Six Roundtable Meeting
On March 14th, The O Six Foundation held a compelling roundtable meeting at RBC Bank, 5001 Yonge St, North York, focusing on the business development case of Skin Pro Medical Aesthetics Clinic. The session was graced by Skin Pro founders, Gabrielle Liu and Sherry Shi, who shared their journey and insights into the aesthetics industry.
The panel, consisting of esteemed experts like Dolly (MBA, marketing educator), Nollan (digital marketing firm founder and golf club co-owner), David Qi (founder of a Marketing agency, with a decade in marketing across China and Toronto), Mo Chen (RBC executive), and Cathy Zhao(dentist and O Six founder), and the Roundtable meeting organizer, Qian Lin, provided an in-depth analysis of Skin Pro’s current strategies and future opportunities.
Key topics discussed included the unique advantages of Skin Pro in skin management and treatments, challenges like operational fatigue of the partners, and lack of market expansion strategies. The experts pointed out the need for strategic marketing adjustments and internal process optimization to better target and serve their target demographic of Asian women.
The roundtable served as a vital platform for Skin Pro to gain valuable insights, with suggestions ranging from leveraging their existing customer base for referrals to re-evaluating their service offerings and market positioning. The meeting underscored the importance of strategic thinking and targeted actions in the growth and success of entrepreneurial ventures in the Canadian Chinese business community.
