"Re-Discovering
Latin America: Best Practices from Seasoned Exporters"
Friday, May 25th, 2007
8:00 a.m. Registration
8:30 a.m. - 3:30pm Export University
Lunch Included
Location:
Nova Southeastern University
Huizenga School of Business and
Entrepeneurship
Carl de Santis Building
Room 1124
3301 College
Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. 33314
Cost:
$95
To pay in advance by credit card, please
visit
http://www.floridaexporter.com/events.html?todo=item&orig_id=138,
Checks can be made payable to "The Florida
District Export Council" and sent to the
attention of Martina Echevarria at the Ft.
Lauderdale U.S. Export Assistance Center
(200 E. Las Olas Blvd., Suite 1600, Ft.
Lauderdale, FL 33301).
Please understand that CASH CANNOT BE
ACCEPTED, and credit card payments must be
received in advance.
WHO SHOULD
ATTEND:
This seminar is ideal for both new and
experienced exporters that are interested in
exploring opportunities in Latin America and
the Caribbean. Business Owners; Marketing
and Sales Directors; Directors of Logistics,
Operations, and Exporting/Importing; Legal
Counsel; and CFOs, Treasurers, and Directors
of Finance will all find the information
presented in this seminar useful for their
role in a successful export operation.
Export
University:
Export University is a series of courses on
exporting designed by the Florida District
Export Council, a volunteer non-profit
organization associated with the U.S.
Commercial Service of the U.S. Department of
Commerce. The objective is to help U.S.
companies begin an export initiative, and
gain new skills and innovation in expanding
their international sales. This course is
designed for both new-to-export and
new-to-market firms that seek pragmatic
advice from seasoned experts on exporting to
Latin America. Attendees will receive a
diploma following completion of this one-day
course.
Agenda Includes:
-
How to Choose Your First Export Market
in Latin America and the Caribbean
-
Legal Considerations for Protecting
Intellectual Property, Choosing a
Distributor and Complying With Local
Market Regulations
-
How to Get Your Product to Market -
Overcoming the Logistics Challenges of
Latin America
-
How to Finance your Exports and Extend
Low Risk Credit to New Customers in
Latin America and the Caribbean
-
Lessons From the Trenches - Anecdotes of
Victories and Failures From Experienced
US Exporters That know the Region.
-
Sound Legal Advice
-
Financing Your Exports
For full details, please see the attached
agenda.
About the
Presenters:
The Export University presenters are
seasoned veterans in exporting to Latin
America, each bringing, on average, more
than 15 years of experience to their
presentations. Speakers include a mixture
of exporting companies and experts that
advise them.
To Register:
Please visit
http://www.floridaexporter.com/events.html?todo=item&orig_id=138,
or you may contact Martina Echevarria at the
Ft. Lauderdale U.S. Export Assistance Center
(954-356-6640 OR 305-526-7425, ext.23; Martina.Echevarria@mail.doc.gov).
We would like to thank all our supporters:
Nova Southeartern University, InfoAmericas,
FedEx, Enterprise Florida, Florida Foreign
Trade Association, The Florida Customs
Brokers and Forwarders Association, The
Greater Ft. Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce,
Broward County Office of Economic
Development, Broward Alliance, South Florida
Manufacturers Association, International
Business Council of South Florida, Florida
International Bankers Association, The
Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, Internet
Coast, andThe World Trade Center Palm Beach.
* Export University is a training program of
the Florida District Export Council, an
affiliate of the U.S. Department of
Commerce. For information on Introductory
(100 Series), Intermediate (200 Series), and
Advanced (300 Series) courses, please visit
http://www.floridaexporter.com.