New Hampshire exports are a vital part of our economy – $4 billion in 2015, supporting over 18,000 jobs in the Granite State.
In 2014, 2,734 businesses here exported their goods to markets overseas. Is it time for your business to go global?
Your go-to resource is the Office of International Commerce, which assists businesses with finding those markets and helping you navigate the process. Program Manager Tina Kasim and international trade officers Nathaniel Nelson and Rachel Adams (above) work with partners like US Commercial Services, the Small Business Administration and The Provident Bank to provide timely information and training seminars.
Rachel explains upcoming programs like the one on Feb. 1 – Expanding Overseas Sales through E-Commerce.
It features eBay’s Aparna Lahiri, global shipping program manager, who will cover growing marketplaces, industry trends, export compliance and economic development opportunities through e-commerce.
Register today to learn about these marketplaces and export requirements for an online business.
Lorna Colquhoun
Communications Director
Division of Economic Development
Tags: e-commerce, New Hampshire exports, Office of International Commerce