Unlock Bermuda: Market Opportunities for U.S. Companies
ABOUT
Are you ready to expand your business into one of the world’s leading international business hubs?
Bermuda is a globally respected financial and international business hub seeking to expand connections with U.S. suppliers across multiple sectors. The U.S. Consulate General Hamilton, Foreign Agricultural Service, and the U.S. Commercial Service invite U.S. companies to learn about opportunities in this high-value market.
Why Attend
- Learn about Bermuda’s plans to increase imports of grocery and food items, including 33 duty-free essential products, to help reduce the cost of living
- Explore opportunities to grow retail offerings for residents and tourists, especially in clothing, electronics, and luxury goods
- Understand areas of growth in infrastructure, asset management, digital finance, and related sectors
- Hear directly from local partners on how U.S. companies can successfully enter and expand in the market
Who Should Attend
- U.S. food and agricultural exporters
- Consumer goods and retail companies
- Infrastructure and construction firms
- Financial services and digital finance companies
- Export-ready small and medium-sized enterprises
What You’ll Gain
- Practical guidance on doing business in Bermuda
- Insights on current import needs and market trends
- Information on rare duty-free export opportunities for U.S. companies
- Access to U.S. Government export assistance resources
LEARN ABOUT OUR EVENTS
Speakers
Adam Shanks
Director @ U.S. Commercial Service - Rockford
Katherine Woody
Director, Caribbean Basin Agricultural Trade Office @ Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS)
Katherine “Katie” Woody is the director of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Caribbean Basin Agricultural Trade Office, promoting the export of U.S. food and agricultural exports to 25 markets in the Caribbean region. Katie is a career foreign service officer for USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service. During her 17 years with USDA, she has been posted to South Africa, Brazil, and China, and has worked on trade facilitation and capacity building programs in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Haiti, and Cuba. Katie holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Texas and a juris doctor degree from Chicago-Kent College of Law.