Export control compliance entails making sure you have control over your export from start to finish. It also means that you have checked it against the local and international laws and regulations that guide global, regional or country-specific trade. Please attend this webinar to learn the latest best practices in setting up your company’s Export...
Overview: ACCESS Africa Now, a monthly series of virtual events, will feature US Commercial Service staff and U.S. companies who have succeeded in doing business in sub-Saharan Africa. Objectives: Access Africa Now is a virtual event series hosted by the US Department of Commerce that presents business opportunities in Africa. The event will cover eight...
Two experts from the NJ District Export Council will speak about how to build and manage a successful international distributor network, and handle international contracting, from the perspective of a successful exporter and an international business lawyer. Topics Include: • How to Identify a Partner • How to Build a Global Infrastructure • Sales Method...
Defense and safety and security are important sectors in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay that are facing unique challenges well suited for U.S. products and technologies. New security challenges across the region have placed a renewed focus on the importance of procuring new defense and security tools. Governments are interested in products and technologies that can...
The U.S. Commercial Service is seeking feedback from clients and the business community about how we can modernize and improve the services and support we provide to U.S. exporters. The way we do business is rapidly evolving. Technology is advancing at record speed, and consumers are demanding a superior level of service that is easy...
Interested in growing your exports in Asia's many promising markets? Join the U.S. Commercial Service for this six-part monthly webinar series covering the basics of building a successful export business, with a focus on opportunities and challenges unique to Asia. Each session will provide practical exporting guidance, a market spotlight, and homework for the next...
The ability to negotiate is one of the most important managerial skills. Negotiation is fundamental to social interactions. And business interactions are no exception to this rule. In this webinar we will examine how culture influences the negotiating process. Negotiation is tricky in and of itself, but cultural barriers add another layer of complexity. Culture...
ITA and USTDA released a Request for Information on the Federal Register seeking public comments on opportunities and challenges for U.S. exporters of climate adaptation and resilience-related technologies and services. Input is welcomed from U.S. industry to help align U.S. trade promotion and trade policy activities to those sectors and markets that present the greatest...
To celebrate Pride Month, we invite you to participate in a virtual event bringing together representatives from the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce and the U.S. Commercial Service. Hosted by the Minority and Women Owned Business Office of the Export Import Bank of the United States (EXIM), this webinar will include a fireside chat between...
The event will include presentations on from the biotech industry organizations Japan Bioindustry Association and KoreaBIO, who will share industry insights and opportunities in these two of the largest Asian biotech markets. The event will also feature speakers from the U.S. Dept. of Commerce who will share USG biotech trade policy developments and Commercial Services...
Overview: ACCESS Africa Now, a monthly series of virtual events, will feature US Commercial Service staff and U.S. companies who have succeeded in doing business in sub-Saharan Africa. Objectives: Access Africa Now is a virtual event series hosted by the US Department of Commerce that presents business opportunities in Africa. The event will cover eight...
One of the biggest risks facing importers and exporters is damage to their goods during transit. Learn how to mitigate that risk and when cargo insurance should be part of the solution. While you can always cross your fingers and hope for the best, that's not a very effective business strategy for importing and exporting....
