The document summarizes export assistance services provided by the International Trade Division of North Carolina to help North Carolina companies expand into global markets. It outlines the division's offices around the world, industry experts available to provide consultations, and export services like market research, identifying customers and partners, and an export ready program. It provides statistics on North Carolina exports and companies assisted in 2010. It also lists top industry opportunities in the UK and upcoming export partnership events in Charlotte.
Business Development Support in South East Asia. Specialized in Heavy Industry, such as Energy, Construction, Infrastructure, Marine, Telecom, Food-Processing and Pharmaceutical.
We supervise PreQualification Processes and Business intelligence
Kegler Brown, in conjunction with Ohio Development Services Agency (DSA), presented a breakfast briefing on July 30, 2014, on export and business opportunities in Japan.
The seminar covered topics important to companies looking to export products and services, and expand business operations in Japan. Topics for the seminar included DSA's services for Ohio companies interested in exporting their products and services to the Japanese market, key legal and business issues and an overview of the economic and business environment in Japan.
Speakers included Vinita Bahri-Mehra, Asia Pacific team leader and global business attorney at Kegler Brown, Mindy McLaughlin, manager of foreign direct investment at JobsOhio, and Terrie Lloyd, CEO of Japan Inc. and managing director of the Ohio Japan Office.
Business Development Support in South East Asia. Specialized in Heavy Industry, such as Energy, Construction, Infrastructure, Marine, Telecom, Food-Processing and Pharmaceutical.
We supervise PreQualification Processes and Business intelligence
Kegler Brown, in conjunction with Ohio Development Services Agency (DSA), presented a breakfast briefing on July 30, 2014, on export and business opportunities in Japan.
The seminar covered topics important to companies looking to export products and services, and expand business operations in Japan. Topics for the seminar included DSA's services for Ohio companies interested in exporting their products and services to the Japanese market, key legal and business issues and an overview of the economic and business environment in Japan.
Speakers included Vinita Bahri-Mehra, Asia Pacific team leader and global business attorney at Kegler Brown, Mindy McLaughlin, manager of foreign direct investment at JobsOhio, and Terrie Lloyd, CEO of Japan Inc. and managing director of the Ohio Japan Office.
Overview of the services provided by the San Diego Center for International Trade Development including no-cost one-on-one counseling for export regulations, international market research, finding overseas markets, and more. By Victor Castillo - San Diego Center for International Trade Development.
Doing Business with the United States: Opportunities for UzbekistanWCC International Inc.
This is a presentation slide deck used by WCC International team during the videoconference organized jointly by the American-Uzbekistan Chambers of Commerce in Washington DC and Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Uzbekistan in Tashkent. Topics included:
- US Uzbekistan Bilateral Trade in Numbers
- Market Entry Strategies for Exporters and Investors
- Market and Customer Research techniques
- International Marketing: Product localization and adaptation
- Price Adjustment to local market demand
- Customs Clearance, Logistics, Distribution and Fulfillment
- Global E-Commerce for Entrepreneurs in Central Asia
Global manufacturing cost competitiveness
has shifted over the past decade. The gap between labor costs in the U.S. and overseas is shrinking. Pay and benefits for the average Chinese worker rose by 10% a year between 2000 and 2005 and sped up to 19% a year between 2005 and 2010.
A multi-cultural marketing, international business development and sales consulting company. The client base includes Fortune 500. Industries served: food and beverage, industrial supplies, buildings and construction, paper & packaging, health services, jewelry & gifts, defense and government contractors, transportation, safety equipments, leather and furniture manufacturers.
Overview of the services provided by the San Diego Center for International Trade Development including no-cost one-on-one counseling for export regulations, international market research, finding overseas markets, and more. By Victor Castillo - San Diego Center for International Trade Development.
Doing Business with the United States: Opportunities for UzbekistanWCC International Inc.
This is a presentation slide deck used by WCC International team during the videoconference organized jointly by the American-Uzbekistan Chambers of Commerce in Washington DC and Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Uzbekistan in Tashkent. Topics included:
- US Uzbekistan Bilateral Trade in Numbers
- Market Entry Strategies for Exporters and Investors
- Market and Customer Research techniques
- International Marketing: Product localization and adaptation
- Price Adjustment to local market demand
- Customs Clearance, Logistics, Distribution and Fulfillment
- Global E-Commerce for Entrepreneurs in Central Asia
Global manufacturing cost competitiveness
has shifted over the past decade. The gap between labor costs in the U.S. and overseas is shrinking. Pay and benefits for the average Chinese worker rose by 10% a year between 2000 and 2005 and sped up to 19% a year between 2005 and 2010.
A multi-cultural marketing, international business development and sales consulting company. The client base includes Fortune 500. Industries served: food and beverage, industrial supplies, buildings and construction, paper & packaging, health services, jewelry & gifts, defense and government contractors, transportation, safety equipments, leather and furniture manufacturers.
5. International Trade Division
• Experts here and abroad to serve you
• 2 Domestic offices and offices in Brazil, Canada, China (Hong Kong & Shanghai),
Japan, Mexico, and the United Kingdom (London-based, providing coverage
throughout Europe)
• 6 NC-based industry experts here to lend a hand.
• Consultations to help evaluate opportunities and navigate entry into global markets.
7. Export Assistance
Export Services
Preparing marketing plans and
distribution searches
Consulting on export
operations
Providing market research
Identifying best market
prospects
Advising on finance and
insurance options
Working to find
customers and
partners
Fast track service
Road shows
Export Ready Program
Qualified companies
– Have international trade staff
– Want to train staff in export
skills
Step by step assistance through
export process
Partners: Small Business Center,
Community College System,
N.C. World Trade Association
8. In 2010, NC companies exported over $25B in goods and
services.
Annual results:
410 NC Companies assisted with new Global Markets
$314.6 million in actual Sales
14 new Global Partnerships
23 US and International Tradeshows
Export Success
9. Top Industry Opportunities in the UK
Top NC industries exporting to the UK
Chemicals - $252M
Machinery - $136M
Transportation Equipment - $132M
Computers and Electronics - $84M
Primary Metal Manufacturing - $60M
Agricultural products - $24M
Plastics and Rubber Products - $21M
Apparel and Accessories - $16.5M
10. Meet with Trade Representatives from N.C.’s seven
International Trade offices here in Charlotte on April
18th at Central Piedmont Community College.
N.C. firms interact with International Trade Division
– One-on-one consultation on export markets
– Lunch & Learn Seminar open to the public
Annual Road Show
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11. Additional Export Partners
US Commercial Service (Charlotte, Greensboro, Kinston, RTP)
ExIm Bank
SBTDC
NC Community College System
NC District Export Council
NC Department of Agriculture
North Carolina Ports
NC World Trade Association
World Affairs Council of Charlotte
Charlotte World Trade Association
12. SBA STEP Program – “NC Passport to Export”
• The SBA STEP program, launched in the Fall of 2011, aligns with
President Obama’s National Export Initiative. The President’s initiative
calls for doubling U.S. exports in five years – and in so doing, supporting
two million jobs. The program provides federal government funding for
65 to75 percent of program costs, with states supplying the remainder.
• Sponsored by the SBA , focused on small and medium-sized enterprises
• NC firms interact with International Trade Division on:
• Export education
• New Market Research
• Global Branding Opportunities
• International Trade Shows