Specialty Programs

International Trade Program

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“In the past, global trade was the domain of large corporations. Today, technology allows small businesses to leverage international trade and reach global consumers.”

Would you like to access export opportunities for your business?

Expanding your business internationally can unlock new opportunities for growth. The New York SBDCs offer expert guidance to help small businesses explore global markets, manage trade logistics, and grow their international presence. We offer support in: 

  • Developing export readiness assessments and market research 
  • Navigating international regulations and trade policies 
  • Connecting with overseas buyers, distributors, and partners 
  • Assisting with trade missions, exhibitions, and partnerships 
  • Training on international trade practices and cultural business norms 
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Resources for International Trade Program

Upcoming Events and Webinars for the International Trade Program

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International Trade is Not
Just For Big Business

In 2021, New York’s small businesses made up 93.4%, or 30,707 of all of the state’s exporters. These small firms contributed $37.8 billion which is 54.6% of the total export value from New York.

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