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Manage your finance and insurance services. Get access to export tools and expert insights.
If you’re a women-owned business looking to export, one of the best sources of knowledge you’ll ever encounter is other women who have been there (from Argentina to Zimbabwe), and done that (from selling through a partnership to opening an overseas plant).
But since women tend to be underrepresented in international trade, where’s the best place to find them?
The answer is networking. Networking is a strategic way to garner greater success in your business's expansion, and you can benefit from leveraging networking opportunities from foreign, domestic and e-communication networks. To help you get started, there’s even the Business Women in International Trade (BWIT) program, which acts as a facilitator in business women's exporting aspirations.
As a Canadian government program, BWIT has a long record of credibility and legitimacy that allows us to partner with multiple organizations and associations in Canada and abroad. Our partners inform us on opportunities open to business women as soon as they become available; we pass these on through our website, monthly email and LinkedIn Group. In addition to our partners, we have access to the Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) network with trade commissioners operating in 161 offices in Canada and abroad. The TCS provides valuable insights and business intelligence in your target market and can act as a hub to connect you to global markets.
At BWIT, we offer advice to support women entrepreneurs or business owners on minimizing the challenges that come with exporting into new and unfamiliar markets, as well as facilitate connections with various networks domestically and abroad. Through our wide range of programs and services, you can take advantage of opportunities for networking to leverage your exporting objectives. Some of BWIT's services include:
On March 29th, at 2:00 p.m, we’re teaming up with Export Development Canada for a webinar on How Women in Business Can Grow Outside of Canada.
I’ll be joining EDC’s Mairead Lavery and a panel of experts as we discuss:
You can also visit the BWIT website, join us on LinkedIn or email us to learn more about exporting, partnering and accessing unique opportunities for business women.
On March 29th, at 2:00 p.m, join our webinar to hear from Export Development Canada’s Mairead Lavery and Josie Mousseau from Business Women in International Trade (BWIT), and a panel of experts discuss their experiences.
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Discover how market diversification can enhance your export strategy and provide new ways for your business to grow in today’s uncertain trade climate.
After accessing EDC Portfolio Credit Insurance, the environmental company saw sales grow by 60% and now exports to every continent
This material handling company started out in a garage, but used EDC’s credit insurance and Business Connection Program to support its international growth and is now worth $35 million.
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