International business development occurs through global trade, foreign investment, capital flows, migration, and advancing technology in developing nations. Business professionals must adapt to local cultures and societies to achieve sustainable global development. They provide legal, financial, and cultural bridges between suppliers in developed countries and the emerging middle class consumers in developing nations like Brazil, Russia, India, and China. As globalization continues and economies become more integrated, international business development evolves to share knowledge and ethics across a company's global operations, positioning it for growth. Professionals in this field require skills in a target country's economy, history, culture, laws, and business practices to help companies enter new international markets or geographies through consulting or government support programs.