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May 24, 2023
Go Global
April 20, 2023
STOPfakes Roadshow Takeaways
Protecting your intellectual property is critical when doing business internationally.
March 30, 2023
Becoming Trade Ready – A Checklist for Exporting to Canada
The Market: Wisconsin ranks among America’s 20 most lucrative exporters by state.
March 13, 2023
How will sanctions affect Wisconsin’s businesses from participating in the rebuild of Ukraine?
After a year of conflict, is the world anticipating the rebuilding of Ukraine? During the Rebuild Ukraine International Exhibition and Conference in Warsaw, Poland, in February topics included key investment opportunities, recovery and reconstruction.
February 6, 2023
5 things I wish I’d learned earlier about exporting
I had a great conversation with a colleague the other day about how I knew I was exporting. I thought the question was a bit funny given my background but, to his perspective, my friend only ships domestically.
December 1, 2022
Trade in Services part 2
Last month I discussed the opportunity of exporting your services to a foreign buyer, see Trade in Services part 1 .
November 10, 2022
Trade in Services part 1
Ever wonder if what you do can be exported? When we think about exporting, we typically focus on physical products, however, many companies providing services such as marketing, design, consulting and more are increasing their sales and presence overseas.
October 24, 2022
Emerging Technology Controls Becoming a Reality
Once again, I am overwhelmed by the cool things being developed in Wisconsin.
August 5, 2022
The Threat of Influence
For decades foreign governments and closely related entities have forged ties with U.S. business leaders, often yielding benefits for both sides. However, when tensions develop, these same government actors employ overt and covert techniques to influence business leaders to advance the malign government’s geopolitical interests.
July 19, 2022
The Savvy Logistics & Supply Chain Manager
Gazing into the crystal ball is something all logistics and supply chain managers attempt to do on a daily basis in order to foresee those costly delays that ultimately ensnare their company’s ability to produce goods or export goods to meet their customer’s needs.