Strategy for the European Union
"On the day the anime starts broadcasting, the toys must be synchronously stocked on the shelves of all major retail chains across North America," Nakayama Takuya said, pressing both hands against the edge of the table. "Walmart, Target, Toys 'R' Us. Not a single one can be missed. Sega will underwrite the accounts receivable, your only job is to get the products onto those shelves. If you can't get them on, I'll hold you accountable."
Takashima felt the blood in his entire body rush to his head.
Back at Bandai, he used to argue with the Finance Department every single day over a few tens of thousands of US dollars in promotional budgets.
When going to North America to pitch toys, he also had to grovel before distributors.
Now, the new boss was dumping the absolute top television network resources in the entire United States right in front of him.
This kind of nouveau riche financial confidence completely shattered Takashima's original restrictive mindset.
"Understood?" Nakayama Takuya looked at the two men.
"Understood!" Takashima answered loudly.
"Go back and rewrite the proposal." Nakayama Takuya pushed the folder on the table back in front of Takashima. "Pull in people from Sega Galaxy and Sega of America to hold a meeting together. I am opening up the supply of resources for you, so if you still can't take down the North American market in this wave, you can stop working as the head of the Overseas Department."
Takashima received the folder with both hands, his fingers gripping the edges tightly.
"Rest assured, President, if we don't take down North America, I will voluntarily resign!" Takashima made a solemn military pledge.
"Go." Nakayama Takuya waved his hand.
The two bowed, turned around, and walked out of the office.
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