The U.S. Commercial Service has organized a Webinar Series focused on business opportunities in Latin America for Women-Owned Businesses (Panamá, Colombia, and Costa Rica). U.S. exports to Panama, Colombia, and Costa Rica totaled $41.2 Billion in 2022.
This Webinar Series is a great opportunity for women-owned U.S. companies representing best prospect sectors such as Healthcare, Agribusiness, Construction, Renewable Energy Systems, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Cybersecurity, Automotive, Defense and Security, Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Equipment, Processed Food and Beverages, eCommerce, and Education. You will hear from U.S. Diplomats, local Government Officials and private sector experts to help you craft a market entry strategy.
Whether you currently export to Colombia, Costa Rica, or Panama or are new to exporting, the importance of developing a strategic approach to these markets is critical to your success. This webinar series, from the U.S. Commercial Service, has been designed to help businesses strengthen the skills necessary to effectively do business in Colombia, Costa Rica, and Panama. Come learn how your company can be added to this impressive trading ecosystem.
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*Your organization can participate in one, two or all Webinars. The cost for each Webinar is just $25.
Leticia defines herself as an economist, mother, and entrepreneur. She is the brand creator of Ceimaya, and as in many cases, her story begins with a personal concern about eating healthy and taking care of the environment. This leads her to develop a line of products engaged to offer healthy and delicious organic products. She picked honey products because Mexico is a high-quality producer of varietal honey.
Ceimaya is well represented in supermarkets across Mexico and now it crossed borders to be at supermarkets in Texas, USA.
James Bledsoe is the Director of the U.S. Department of Commerce- U.S. Commercial Service’s eCommerce Solutions Center (ESC), based out of Tacoma Washington. James is a U.S. Air Force veteran (’99-’10) and holds a Master’s Degree in International Relations from the University of Washington’s Jackson School of International Studies (JSIS), where his focus was China’s heavy and light industries and market access; James also holds an undergraduate degree (B.A.) in Political Science and China Studies from Washington State University.
The eCommerce Solutions Center (ESC) is an office within the U.S. Department of Commerce's U.S. Commercial Service, that focuses on advancing the expertise and knowledge of cross-border ecommerce and digital strategy among all U.S. small and medium-sized businesses. Visit https://www.trade.gov/ecommerce for more information.