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2006
International Business Leadership Certificate
Program
The
NCWTC, together with our Founders and Sponsors, would like to
congratulate the recipients of the 2006 International Business
Leadership Certificates:
Artelias
Guyton, Guyton & Associates
Jimmy
R. Guyton, Guyton & Associates
Reginald
Jean-Gilles, YMCA of Sacramento
Bill
Rickman, American Rope & Tar
Wade
Sutton, Sacramento Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce
Charles
Wright, UC Davis
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2007
International Business Leadership
Certificate Program
Sponsored
by the PG&E Foundation
The
International Business Leadership Certificate program is a
comprehensive curriculum of international trade-related training
seminars that provide business executives with the knowledge, skills
and connections to successfully compete in the global marketplace.
This unique program is offered with assistance from qualified
international consultants and professionals at Sacramento-region
companies currently doing business overseas.
The
International Business Leadership Certificate focuses on practical,
real-world aspects of global business. A classroom setting with expert
instruction helps participants develop vital skills required for
success in international commerce. Workshops are supplemented with
practical case studies, training booklets and useful reference
materials.
Upon
program completion, participants will be equipped with the knowledge
and credentials to help them and their organizations successfully
conduct business in the competitive global marketplace.
Program
Details
The
International Business Leadership Certificate program offers 9 core
classes. Participants must complete 6 core courses in order to earn
the Certificate. The 9 core courses are*:
March
8 Exporting
Fundamentals: How to Go Global
March
15 The Basics of
Importing
April
5
Developing an International Business Plan & Marketing
Strategy
May
3
Trade Documents Explained: Understanding Document Types &
Requirements
June
7
Shipping 101- by Plane, Ship or Truck: How to Get Your Goods to
Market
July
5
International Trade Finance & Payments: How to Finance Your
Export Business
Aug
2
International Legal Essentials: Government Regulations, Export
Controls, Patent Protection and more
Aug
16 Intercultural
Communications & Business Negotiation: The Keys to Success in
International Business
Sept
6
Doing Business in
China
: What You Need to Know to Succeed in the Chinese Market
Dates
and topics listed are subject to change.
Visit
events
calendar monthly.
Program
Benefits
This
unique program will enable participants to:
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Increase
their knowledge of international business concepts and practices
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Develop
a working understanding of documentation requirements essential in
exporting success
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Learn
about the various methods of financing options and payments used in
international trade
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Strengthen
their understanding of cultural factors that affect international
business
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Gain
an understanding of shipping and
U.S.
customs and learn to reduce selling costs
Seminar
Schedule
Although
all courses are designed to complement each other, each can also be
taken on an individual basis. Seminars are available at a discount to
all
World
Trade
Center
members and clients, and to members of the public. The Certificate
will only be awarded to those participants who complete six out of the
nine core courses.
Workshops will take place at the
Northern
California
World
Trade
Center
, One Capitol Mall,
Suite
300
,
Sacramento
,
CA
95814
. Breakfast pastries and beverages will be provided.
Tuition
For
the certificate program, tuition is $440 for
World
Trade
Center
and Sacramento Metro Chamber members, $560 for non-members and $200
for students. Participants may attend individual seminars at a cost of
$55 for members and $70 for non-members. Students receive a discounted
rate of $25 per seminar with valid student ID shown at check-in.
Certificate
graduates will receive a one-year NCWTC membership, valued at $325,
compliments of PG&E.
If
you are interested in starting the program in March 2007, please
contact Jennifer Younathan, Program Manager, at 916-319-4277 or jyounathan@norcalwtc.org.
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