Some of the world's most ambitious EdTech companies were built not in Silicon Valley, but in intensely competitive markets around the world defined by massive demand, rapid iteration, and high stakes for learners and families. As more of these companies look beyond their home markets, the path from local success to global relevance is anything but straightforward. This session brings together founders and operators at different stages of international expansion to explore what it really takes to go global. From early market selection and product localization to partnerships, regulation, and organizational readiness, panelists will share lessons learned, missteps in progress, and the strategic decisions shaping their next phase of growth.