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Learn How to Develop Your Export Plan

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Event Date
May 18, 2023
Registration Deadline
May 18, 2023

Leverage the expertise of our Guest Presenter

1:00 PM CDT / 2:00 PM EDT

When exporting products, it is important to have a fully developed export plan to guide your international efforts. Some key measures to keep in mind when drafting your export plan are:

  • Conducting a company and industry analysis
  • Identifying products with export potential
  • Matching your products with global trends
  • Determining the most penetrable markets
  • Defining expansion needs
  • Setting export-related goals 

During this webinar, we will review these measures and learn practical information about creating your export plan to increase your chances of success.

 

Don’t have time to sit down and attend the live webinar? All registrants will receive access to a recording of the event, be sure to register so you can access the recording.

Important Registration Note: Individuals who register should receive an email with the link and information you need to participate one day prior to the webinar. If you don’t receive this information and/or have any questions, please
contact us at webinars@foodexport.org.



Guest Speaker

Victoria Nwaisike

Victoria Nwasike is President and CEO of Goldencrest Global, LLC, specializing in international trade, export readiness training, and foreign direct investment initiatives.

Prior to forming Goldencrest Global in 2015, Victoria worked as the Manager of International Business Development and as the Asia International Trade Manager for the Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA), where she was responsible for foreign direct investment initiatives and providing export assistance.

 

Victoria travelled worldwide giving presentations and meeting with companies while expanding international opportunities. She was also appointed by Iowa Governor Terry E. Branstad as the Public Sector Director for the U.S. Midwest – Japan Association and the European Union Visitors Program, where she was a U.S. Delegate in Brussels, Belgium focusing on international trade and investment initiatives.

 

Victoria Nwasike practiced with the Davis Brown law firm (now known as Dentons Davis Brown) in the international and litigation divisions. She also served as an Adjunct Professor at Drake University Law School. Victoria earned a Juris Doctor from Drake University Law School, a Master’s degree in Public Policy from George Mason University, and an Undergraduate Degree from the University of Central Florida.

 

 

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Preparation Assistance

Export Essentials Online

Whether you’re new to exporting or need to refresh your skills, this free online training course provides a comprehensive, flexible approach to learning the fundamentals and logistics of exporting.
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Market Data

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Complimentary Webinars

Our educational webinars provide up-to-date exporter intelligence regarding specific markets, logistics, trade financing, documentation, how to meet and follow-up with international buyers, and much more.
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Branded Program

Double Your International Marketing Budget

With the Branded Program, you may be eligible for up to 50% reimbursement on:

  • Promotions and product demonstrations
  • Advertising
  • Foreign market compliant packaging/labeling
  • Marketing and point-of-sale materials
  • And much more!

 

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