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“M.E. Dey is full service Freight Forwarder and Customs Broker. With over 100 years of experience in international trade, we are capable to add value in streamlining supply chain programs”

M.E. Dey

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“Established in 1989, the Organization of Women in International Trade International (OWIT), is a global association for women in international trade and business. Our 2,000-plus members impact hundreds of millions of dollars in trade and business transactions annually. OWIT’s focus is on adding value to our corporate, mid-sized, small business and individual members around the world. OWIT serves as the unifying body of a network of chapters spanning the globe in the Americas, Western Europe, and Africa. OWIT also supports a “Virtual Chapter” for individuals involved in international trade and business who do not have access to a local OWIT chapter where they reside or work. Membership in a local or the Virtual Chapter gives automatic access to the OWIT International network.”

Organization of Women in International Trade (OWIT)

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“The National Association of District Export Councils (NADEC) increases awareness and understanding of the importance of exports to the US economy through education, legislative outreach, and engagement with DECs and other relevant stakeholders. NADEC is a non-profit corporation that maintains a 501(c)(6) federal income tax status.”

National Association of District Export Councils (NADEC)

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“BGI Worldwide Logistics, Inc. is the on-demand freight transportation and logistics specialist providing domestic and international third-party logistics services to commercial customers. BGI specializes in delivering unique solutions to complex shipping problems. Our customers rely on us as their expert resource in an increasingly complex domestic and international transportation environment. For More information on BGI Worldwide Logistics: http://www.bgiworldwide.com/ or email to sales@bgiworldwide.com ”

BGI Worldwide Logistics

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“We help educate exporters who want to find ways to expand their global sales efforts. We also help trade specialists educate people who want to learn how to export. For the last hundred years, Commerce Bank’s International Department has been serving export companies across America. We offer direct telephone lines to staff who know customers and their company’s needs. It doesn’t matter to us if you have one export transaction a year, just getting started, or are an experienced global company looking for better service. Our approach is to learn about your process, share best practices, and come up with ideas on how to help. Challenge accepted, so contact us today. For more information go to. www.commercebank.com. ”

Commerce Bank

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“Kompass is the leading provider of high-quality B2B information, with a database of over 43 million companies worldwide. We will show you how to turn that information into lead generation, as well as covering advertising to a global market in 30 languages, and socially selling your business to the planet! The world is your company’s oyster, Kompass is the tool to open it. For more information go to www.us.kompass.com/”

Kompass North America

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“The Centers for International Business Education (CIBEs) were created by Congress to increase and promote the nation’s capacity for international understanding and competitiveness. There are 15 nationally designated Centers administered by the U.S. Department of Education throughout the United States.”

Centers for International Business (CIBEs)

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2019 Global Trade Issues Conference

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M.E. Dey

Organization of Women in International Trade (OWIT)

National Association of District Export Councils (NADEC)

BGI Worldwide Logistics

Commerce Bank

Kompass North America

Centers for International Business (CIBEs)