Export University Classes | Export Classes for 2010
Export University is a Seminar Series to Provide Your Company with the Tools to be Competitive in the Global Marketplace!
If exports on your mind and you want to know more about capitallizing on opportunities overseas than these are the classes for you! You are cordially invited to participate in an eight-week, export-training seminar designed to provide you and your company with the tools to initiate or expand into international markets. The Idaho District Export Council is conducting this program.
When?
- TBA
Where?
- TBA
What Will Be Taught?
Topics to be covered include: Risk Assessment and Opportunity, Market Penetration Considerations, Promoting Products In target markets, Methods of
Payment, Letters of Credit, Incoterms, Harmonized Tariff Codes,
Role of the International Freight Forwarder, Developing an
International Marketing Plan. In addition, participants
will be introduced to the support network of service providers,
i.e., government agencies (USDOC, SBA, NCDOC, Ex-Im Bank, etc.),
international freight forwarders, international bankers,
etc.
Who Should Attend?
- Companies that are not presently exporting and
need the tools to answer the question, "Should my company
export?"
- Companies that are new to exporting and need
the tools to begin and avoid costly mistakes.
- Companies that are currently exporting but need
the tools to expand overseas markets and sales.
Companies are encouraged to send employees who are (or may
become) responsible for letters of credit, international
documentation, international sales, and international marketing.
Cost: Cost for seven weeks will be $150.00. Space is
limited* and pre-registration is required.
To Register:
*Participation is limited to the first 15 registrants on a
first-come, first-serve basis.
Registration is closed at this time. We thank those that have signed up. If you missed this opportunity don't worry because the IDEC is planning another one for the summer of 2010.
(If you have any questions please contact Marc Morris at mmorris17@gmail.com)