Old Dominion University Tri-Cities Center
1070 University Blvd
Portsmouth, VA 23703
(Light refreshments will be served)
With the American economy still in an historic downturn and the world economies moving globally every day, many U.S. companies, particularly small/medium sized and minority, are taking a serious look at connecting with foreign markets and developing their own global business strategy to enhance profits. This seminar will help you understand: * Business opportunities awaiting U.S. businesses in emerging African markets * The importance of developing interpersonal relationships and understanding cultural significance when trading in Africa * Available trade support resources * Advantages of joining the African Diaspora Industry Sectors Network (ADISN) to keep abreast of business happenings in emerging Africa countries Who should attend? Business entrepreneurs and visionaries, corporate development professionals, economic development officers focused on SME or MBE companies, import/export professionals, logistics and transportation professionals, companies that provide international trade-related support services or anyone interested in U.S.-Africa trade and cultural relations. Take advantages of networking with other businesses in Hampton Roads looking towards Africa as their next global market. For more information, please contact Lisa Sheppard at (757) 484-0906 or email info@diversityrestoration.com. RSVP and registration deadline is Wednesday, August 25, 2010.