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International Market Entry Program, 2002
If your business has a product or service ready for export, but doesn't have international trade experience, the International Market Entry Program, 2002 can help. It will teach your firm how to enter the global marketplace, including Mexico, Canada, the Caribbean Basin, Asian countries and the European Union. In a 7-session course taking place over ten weeks, from May 9 - June 27, 2002. Discussion topics will include:
The International Market Entry Program, 2002 is jointly sponsored and produced by the New Jersey Small Business Development Centers (NJ SBDC), The US Department of Commerce Export Assistance Center, and the United States Small Business Administration [contact], . The first of seven sessions begins Wednesday, December 6, 2000 at 10 a.m. in Newark, NJ, and the 14-week program concludes on Wednesday, March 7, 2001. Wednesdays, at 10 am. At the Kean University East Campus office of the NJSBDC. [Directions]
Clients interested in receiving training may also attend the NJ SBDC's three-hour workshops called "Demystifying International Trade." These low-cost workshops, taught by Lead International Trade Consultant Roger S. Cohen, are provided throughout the year at various sites in New Jersey. You can check the course outline and schedule on the Workshops page. Both the NJ Small Business Development Centers [request counseling] and the US Department of Commerce's Export Assistance Center provide individual, one-to-one counseling, free-of-charge.
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Roger S. Cohen, an independent consultant in private practice, is the Lead International Trade Consultant for the New Jersey Small Business Development Centers (NJSBDC). |
