Managing director of GloBIS, Louise Kern, helps businesses make the right choice in international expansion. We refer to her as the “truth whisperer” on global companies.
In the following interview, Kern, who presented a fabulous wegginar® for us on avoiding scams,
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In a recent Forbes article entitled, “What It Will Take For Women Entrepreneurs To Take Over The World,” author Carrie Kerpen explores what disadvantages women entrepreneurs face in our current market. Kerpen interviews Margaret Donnell, chief marketing officer of Capital One’s Small Business Bank,
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According to the National Association of Women Business Owners, as of 2015, there are more than 9.4 million women-owned businesses in the United States, employing nearly 7.9 million people and contributing $1.4 trillion into the economy. When it comes to starting and growing a business,
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It’s a fact: women-owned and women-led businesses perform better. And that’s why going global is such an appealing avenue of growth for women entrepreneurs and business owners.
Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary says:
O’Leary speculated that the women’s outperformance is due to more effective time-management skills and an aptitude for setting achievable quarterly goals.
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While transacting business across borders, there will always be risks. You must learn how to navigate around them. In the article below, Jane Hay (pictured), V.P., Global Trade Services at US Bank, highlights five risks you need to manage while expanding your global footprint.
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