About Exporting: Today, it is more practical than ever for a company like yours, regardless of size, to sell goods and services across the globe.  95 percent of the world’s potential consumers are outside of the United States, and the global affinity for Made in USA products and services is second to none.  Many exporters continue to boost their bottom line and build their competitiveness by selling to world markets, yet many are doing so without fully utilizing the resources available to them, or without complete understanding of the strategies and regulations that will ensure the greatest success.

About Export Univeristy: Export ​University ​is ​a ​series ​of ​courses ​designed ​to ​help ​U.S. ​companies ​gain ​a ​better ​understanding ​of ​international ​business ​issues ​and ​delve ​deeper ​into ​specific ​export ​topics. ​ ​ ​This ​course ​– ​Export ​University ​101 ​- ​is ​focused ​on ​covering ​the ​various ​fundamentals ​of ​exporting ​and ​designed ​for ​businesses ​and ​individuals ​that ​are ​seeking ​an ​overview ​of ​the ​export ​process ​basics. ​ ​The ​topics ​presented ​during ​this ​course ​will ​be ​relevant ​and ​helpful ​for ​companies ​- ​both ​manufacturers ​as ​well ​as ​service ​providers ​- ​who ​are ​newer ​to ​exporting, ​as ​well ​as ​those ​who ​are ​already ​global ​businesses ​seeking ​an ​update ​on ​the ​most ​recent ​policies ​that ​affect ​an ​exporting ​businesses. ​ ​ This full-day course includes an overview of:

  • Getting ​started ​in ​exporting ​and ​developing ​an ​international ​plan ​
  • Export ​documentation, duty/tariff rate determination, ​and ​logistics​ ​
  • Financing ​and ​getting ​paid​ ​
  • Legal and regulatory ​considerations
  • Resources for success

Speakers will include experts from both the private sector and government resources.

The ​course ​fee ​of ​$45 ​covers ​all ​course ​materials, ​as ​well ​as ​lunch ​and ​refreshments. ​ ​Proceeds ​are ​collected ​by ​the North Carolina District Export Council, ​a ​non-profit ​organization ​committed ​to ​strengthening ​North ​Carolina's ​role ​in ​the ​global ​marketplace.  www.ncdec.us

For questions please contact Frances Selema with the U.S. Commercial Service at Frances.Selema@trade.gov or 919-695-6366.

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