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International Business Management Training Program 

Prepare for the global marketplace by attending the International Business Training Program at North Dakota State University.

 

Register today for any of six remaining courses. The next course is “International Networking”

 

North Dakota Development Director Cherie Harms will teach strategies in building international business relationships with key influencers and government officials. “International Networking” will provide you with techniques that can make the difference between success and failure in foreign markets.

 

“International Networking”

Tuesday, June 3

9am-4:30pm

Loftsgard Hall, Room 380

North Dakota State University

 

The fee for individual courses is $100.

 

Business leaders and graduate students are encouraged to enroll in the International Business Training Program which is sponsored by the North Dakota Trade Office and NDSU Distance and Continuing Education.

 

Other course topics are: Global Project Execution, Export Finance, Building a Productive Overseas Distribution Channel, International Distribution and Contract Development.

 
For more information about the International Business Training Program and for registration information, please click on the PDF link below. 

 

 



Files:
Export Training.pdf



Big Iron International Visitors Program 2008 

Attend the annual Big Iron Farm Show and International Visitors Program and you will find the most advanced technologies and agriculture production education available – all at no cost and at one location. The 28th annual Big Iron Farm Show, Sept. 9-11, 2008.  Big Iron, held in West Fargo, North Dakota, features more than 800 exhibitors and attracts more than 70,000 national and international visitors each year.

 

North Dakota’s manufacturers and distributors of agricultural equipment help farmers throughout the world overcome production challenges and improve efficiencies. Their engineering expertise and innovation are rooted in the rich agricultural heritage of a state that leads the nation in the production of 14 major crops.

 

The Big Iron International Visitors Program offers free benefits and accommodations exclusive to foreign guests. Attend Big Iron and you will receive:

·        Free admission to farm management workshops presented by nationally recognized agricultural scientists from North Dakota State University

·        Exclusive access to the Big Iron Farm Show’s International Guest Pavilion complete with Internet access, refreshments and meeting space

·        Farm tours and daily equipment demonstrations

·        A North Dakota Governor’s luncheon, receptions and other events exclusive to international guests

·        Free meals and local transportation to Big Iron and other events

·        Daily translation services

·        An invitation to an international guest reception hosted by North Dakota Lt. Gov. Jack Dalrymple

·        Tours of leading equipment manufacturing plants, equipment dealerships and an equipment training and service center

 

For more information open the link below to view the Big Iron brochure. To register for the 2008 Big Iron International Visitors Program contact:

               Joe Delvo

               Phone: (701) 235-3638

               Email: joe@ndto.com

               North Dakota Trade Office

               112 University Dr. N. Ste. 260

               Fargo, ND 58102

 



Files:
Big Iron Brochure English-Ver2.pdf
Big Iron Information - Russian.pdf
Big Iron Brochure Russian Ver2.pdf


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Between 2000 and 2006, the value of North Dakota's annual exports of merchandise increased from about $626 million to $1.5 billion – a 141 percent increase which represents the second fastest export growth among the 50 states during that time period.
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