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This webinar is designed to engage the Caribbean American business community interested in export and international trade. Emphasis will be placed on Starting, Growing and Bringing Your Business to Florida and Scaling Your Business Through Export and International Trade. Caribbean American business testimonials will be featured as well.

UPDATED KEYNOTE #3 SPEAKER: Dr. Wei-Shin Lai, CEO - AcousticSheep LLC / EXIM 2020 EXPORTER OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNER

The NASBITE International Annual Conference provides a rich forum for learning and networking across a broad spectrum of topics related to international business, trade and trade education. NASBITE Conferences are known for their "take-away" value and networking opportunities. This year's conference programming will benefit all segments of the global business community including: trade educators and administrators; federal, state and local trade assistance professionals; exporters and importers; other businesses that support or facilitate international trade finance, logistics, and compliance; and students.

Striking the right balance between risk mitigation and ease of doing business is a challenge that faces many exporters, especially when working with unfamiliar customers located in unfamiliar places. How do you protect your business against export credit risk and nonpayment while adapting to the factors surrounding each transaction? How can you best work with your buyer to offer credit terms that will benefit you and enable them to pay your business? Fortunately, tools are available for businesses to finance export sales and protect against nonpayment that can meet the unique needs of sellers and buyers.

Note: This is Central Time Zone.
Want to learn how to bring your business to the international market? The Nebraska Department of Economic Development is hosting a two-part webinar highlighting the resources and steps you can take to expand your business to global markets. Join this event to connect with and learn from experts in exporting.

Note: This is Pacific Time Zone.

For many Oregon manufacturers and service providers, exports went up in 2020! Join us with a "Catch the Rising Tide of Exports with Trade Finance Tools," virtual event hosted by the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) and Business Oregon, plus other key partners for an hour-long interactive webinar.

In celebration of Black History month, the US Export-Import (EXIM) Bank is partnering with the US Black Chambers and the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) to provide US Black Owned Businesses information about the resources available to help them expand their market outside of the states. Exporting is a great opportunity for enterprises to grow their portfolio. EXIM and other partners like the MBDA are strategically placed to give businesses the tools and protection they need as they compete for new contracts in foreign markets.

95% of the world's consumers and nearly two-thirds of global purchasing power are located outside of the United States. We live in a trade-driven economy, and exporting your products/services is a great way to grow your business.

This webinar, celebrating Manufacturing Day, will provide an overview of federal resources available to assist U.S. manufacturers as they begin or expand exporting their products. It will feature a panel discussion with three small businesses who have effectively tapped federal government export assistance to achieve global market success.

EXIM is a demand-driven institution that empowers U.S. exporters to increase their sales abroad and support quality jobs at home. When American businesses are unable to access private export financing, EXIM fills the gaps by equipping them with the tools necessary to compete for global sales. In doing so, EXIM levels the playing field for U.S. exporters facing stiff foreign competition in overseas markets. EXIM helps American businesses of all sizes; no transaction is too small for EXIM.

Global markets continue to open as the world looks forward to a post-covid economy. Indiana exports over $40 billion of goods and services each year, much of it from small businesses. Your clients are selling around the world, is your bank ready to work with them?