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Upcoming Trade Events

By Irrera, Connie

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Reproduction Date: 2005



Title: Upcoming Trade Events  
Author: Irrera, Connie
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Language: English
Subject: Trade, Import and export controls, Export controls--United States
Collections: Economics Publications Collection, Export and Trade Collection
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Publisher: Federal Trade Commissionn (Ftc)

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Irrera, B. C. (n.d.). Upcoming Trade Events. Retrieved from https://self.gutenberg.org/


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Export and Trade Government Reference Document:

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Excerpt: Highlighted Events. Deputy Secretary of Commerce Samuel Bodman will lead a senior level business development mission to Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, and Vancouver, Canada. The focus of the mission will be to help U.S. companies explore business opportunities in Canada. The delegation will include approximately 15 U.S.-based senior executives of small, medium, and large U.S. businesses representing, but not limited to, the following key growth sectors: automotive, information technology, telecommunications, safety and security, electric power generation, aerospace, and pharmaceuticals. These key sectors reflect areas of growth in the Canadian economy, which very closely mirrors U.S. economic expansion. The business development mission will provide participants with exposure to high-level business and government contacts and an understanding of market trends and the commercial environment. American embassy officials will provide a detailed briefing on the economic, commercial, and political climate, and participants will receive individual counseling on their specific interests from U.S. Commercial Service industry specialists.

 
 



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