International Trade and Development Business Professional Register reaches professionals engaged in managing trade of goods and services globally. These business professionals are executives, business development directors, director of international growths, global business administrators, business analysts, and international business development directors.  They research international markets needing products and services, research countries providing raw materials for export, contract trade agreements, develop international relationships, prepare import/export documentation, and arrange for shipping and receiving of goods

 

International Trade professionals seek to expand their markets by exporting goods or raw materials to other countries. They provide nations with commodities they may be lacking like grains or electronics and import products to manufacture goods in the U.S. International trade builds foreign relations, improves global economies, and improves standards of living in many countries. They use importers and exporters to prepare customs paperwork, pay tariffs, and ship product by rail, freighter, air and truck. Common trade goods include clothing, computers, automobiles, steel, home decor, machinery and coffees. These professionals belong to associations like the world trade organization to stay in compliance. They pursue continuing education opportunities to advance their careers and search out new marketplaces.

 

This list would work well for publishers, IT providers, computer manufacturers, telecommunications providers, internet providers, logistics companies, insurance providers, software providers, apparel providers, consultants, regulatory agencies, financial institutions, legal advisors, continuing education providers, and credit card issuers.