Events

EXIM is a demand-driven institution that empowers U.S. exporters to increase their sales abroad and support quality jobs at home. When American businesses are unable to access private export financing, EXIM fills the gaps by equipping them with the tools necessary to compete for global sales. In doing so, EXIM levels the playing field for U.S. exporters facing stiff foreign competition in overseas markets. EXIM helps American businesses of all sizes; no transaction is too small for EXIM.

Global markets continue to open as the world looks forward to a post-covid economy. Indiana exports over $40 billion of goods and services each year, much of it from small businesses. Your clients are selling around the world, is your bank ready to work with them?

Selling overseas brings risk of non payment. The US EXIM Bank's credit insurance reduces this risk. In this 30 minute mini webinar we will focus on what this product is, how much it costs, and how to obtain it. Program will be short and to the point.

Please join the the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) for a brief session for veteran owned businesses about growing your international sales by entering new markets with confidence and increasing sales in existing ones.

This webinar will feature a discussion facilitated by the Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) focused on supply chain solutions for small and medium-sized manufacturers. Seasoned manufacturers will discuss how to improve operations, reduce costs, and mitigate risk through effective supply chain management.

Come with your questions on financing your export ambitions and join the U.S. Commercial Service, Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM), and U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) in a virtual chat. This discussion will cover the key federal resources available to companies seeking to expand their business in international markets.

Note: This is Pacific Time Zone.

Celebrate World Trade Month with this Virtual Roundtable for the 52nd Congressional District of California with Representative Scott Peters and local export experts to share knowledge about how trade helps the economy.

The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) and Export Finance Assistance Center of Washington (EFACW) are hosting a two-part webinar series for Washington State food and agriculture companies.

One of the primary reasons that companies lose business to their competitors is not because the competitor has a superior product. Instead, it is because the competitor is often offering more flexible payment terms. Customizing product, service, and payment options can help your business grow exports while minimizing risk.

With over 95% of the world's consumers located outside of the U.S., Florida companies are expanding overseas, driving their growth and profits! Are you missing a big opportunity?