Why it’s time to recalibrate Canada’s exporting GPS
Instead of a passive “wait and see” attitude, perhaps it is time to look more aggressively for alternatives to the usual Canada export markets.
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Instead of a passive “wait and see” attitude, perhaps it is time to look more aggressively for alternatives to the usual Canada export markets.
We should have faith that trade progress is good. 85% or more of new opportunities in the next 5 years are somewhere outside of your country. Go for it!
A recent iPoliticsLive event brought together industry experts to discuss current and future challenges facing Canadian businesses engaging in international trade.
Deciding to globally source raw materials for your organization requires careful consideration. Consider these 9 factors before globally sourcing your goods.
Built into a career in international trade is the need to travel to visit suppliers or establish relationships with clients. Here are 5 tips to help you on your next international trade trip.
Today, Carl Gravel is an experienced executive helping small businesses across Canada as a director at the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC).
Service exports come with their own market entry challenges. Here are 6 practices service exporters can use to gain a foothold in a new international market.
Risk management is vital to any organization. When developing a strategy to handle risk, create one that can fall into one or more of the four categories.
Building trust is often the key to sales success, but how do you build trust when you’re trading across borders and you’re not sure about the rules of the game?
Networking is a great way to make an initial introduction to other professionals in your field. But if you wish to develop and maintain quality business connections, it’s up to you to follow-up.
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