Selling to Colombia: Insights & Resources for Women-Owned Businesses

Event description

Learn about programs and services available from both SBA and Commerce to support you!

Whether you are preparing your market entry strategy or looking to expand, register for this webinar to hear insights on opportunities in the Colombian market, considerations for U.S. women-owned businesses on doing business in Colombia and information on programs and services available from both the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and the U.S. Department of Commerce to support you.

Women-owned small businesses can benefit from the ease of doing business and cost-savings available by exporting to countries the United States has a free trade agreement with, including Colombia. Women-owned small business can learn about opportunities and resources available for exporting from federal partners such as SBA’s Office of International Trade, Commerce’s International Trade Administration’s Office of Western Hemisphere, and the U.S. Commercial Service in Colombia. We invite you to join a discussion on June 12, 2024, at 2:00 pm ET designed for woman-owned U.S. small business looking to grow exports to Colombia. Learn also about challenges in doing business in Colombia and how to address challenges with the assistance of SBA and Commercial Service experts. There is no cost to join this webinar.

About Colombia:

· The United States is Colombia’s number one business partner with a market share of 25% of Colombia’s total international trade. The fourth largest economy in Latin America and the third largest population with approximately 51.5 million inhabitants, Colombia has a stable and growing economy and a growing middle class with purchasing power.

· Colombia’s current political stability and much improved security conditions have cultivated a more friendly international business environment attracting U.S. investment from recognizable hotel and airlines.

· Outside of the capital city of Bogota, Colombia boasts five additional developed and modern urban city centers, each with more than one million inhabitants, offering a wide range of industry and market sector opportunities for U.S. businesses.