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Page 1: Promoting Economic Growth through Exports.   Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business   Appointed by U.S. Secretaries

Promoting Economic GrowththroughExports

Page 2: Promoting Economic Growth through Exports.   Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business   Appointed by U.S. Secretaries

Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business

Appointed by U.S. Secretaries of Commerce

Providing free international advice for North Carolina companies.

NCAbout us:

Page 3: Promoting Economic Growth through Exports.   Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business   Appointed by U.S. Secretaries

The NCDEC contributes The NCDEC contributes leadershipleadership and and international trade expertiseinternational trade expertise to complement to complement the U.S. Commercial Services export the U.S. Commercial Services export promotion efforts through promotion efforts through counseling counseling businessesbusinesses on the on the export processexport process and and conducting conducting trade education and community trade education and community outreach .outreach .

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NCMission

Page 4: Promoting Economic Growth through Exports.   Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business   Appointed by U.S. Secretaries

NC DEC members helping North Carolina’s Export Community “Go and Grow” their Exports

NCDEC members volunteer their time and expertise to educate and promote awareness of export trade opportunities

Coordinate our activities with the three North Carolina U.S. Export Assistance Centers’ effort to develop exports

NCWhat do we do in What do we do in North Carolina?North Carolina?

Page 5: Promoting Economic Growth through Exports.   Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business   Appointed by U.S. Secretaries

U.S. export volume has grown 90% over the last 10 U.S. export volume has grown 90% over the last 10 years (1998-2008). $682 Billion to $1.3 Trillionyears (1998-2008). $682 Billion to $1.3 Trillion

97% of US companies that exports are from SME97% of US companies that exports are from SME’’ss

60% of exporting SME60% of exporting SME’’s export to one country onlys export to one country only

70% of all exporting companies have less than 20 70% of all exporting companies have less than 20 employees.employees.

NCU.S. ExportsU.S. Exports

SME = Small / Medium Enterprise

Page 6: Promoting Economic Growth through Exports.   Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business   Appointed by U.S. Secretaries

$25$25 billion in 2008 billion in 2008

Ranked 15th among 50 statesRanked 15th among 50 states

In 2008, NCIn 2008, NC’’s Largest Markets: Canada, China, s Largest Markets: Canada, China, Mexico, Japan, UK, and GermanyMexico, Japan, UK, and Germany

Leading Export Industries: Chemicals, Machinery , Leading Export Industries: Chemicals, Machinery , Computers & Electronics, Transport. Equipment, Fabric Computers & Electronics, Transport. Equipment, Fabric

NCNorth Carolina ExportsNorth Carolina Exports

There is tremendous untapped potential for more NC firms to export!

Page 7: Promoting Economic Growth through Exports.   Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business   Appointed by U.S. Secretaries

Exports mean higher wages for NC workersExports mean higher wages for NC workers

Export-related jobs pay wages that are 13-16% Export-related jobs pay wages that are 13-16% higher than other jobs.higher than other jobs.

In the high-tech field, hourly earnings are 34% In the high-tech field, hourly earnings are 34% higher than the national average.higher than the national average.

Exports mean growth in NC jobs and job Exports mean growth in NC jobs and job securitysecurity

NCNorth Carolina Exports North Carolina Exports are Importantare Important

Page 8: Promoting Economic Growth through Exports.   Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business   Appointed by U.S. Secretaries

US Dept. of Commerce - U.S. Commercial ServiceUS Dept. of Commerce - U.S. Commercial Service

NC Dept. of CommerceNC Dept. of Commerce

NC Dept of AgricultureNC Dept of Agriculture

Banks, Freight Forwarders, Other ExportersBanks, Freight Forwarders, Other Exporters

Chambers of CommerceChambers of Commerce

NCExporting?Exporting?

Help is out there!Help is out there!

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The U.S. Commercial The U.S. Commercial ServiceService

Worldwide network - 157 offices in 84 Worldwide network - 157 offices in 84 countriescountries

105 Export Assistance Centers throughout the 105 Export Assistance Centers throughout the U.S.U.S.

One-on-One Long Term Export CounselingOne-on-One Long Term Export Counseling

Marketing researchMarketing research

Outreach meetingsOutreach meetings95% of your potential customers live outside the 95% of your potential customers live outside the United StatesUnited States

Page 10: Promoting Economic Growth through Exports.   Leaders from the local business community experienced in international business   Appointed by U.S. Secretaries

Small Business Development CentersSmall Business Development Centers

Small Business AdministrationSmall Business Administration

Small Business Technology Development CenterSmall Business Technology Development Center

Export Import Bank of the United StatesExport Import Bank of the United States

North Carolina World Trade AssociationNorth Carolina World Trade Association

NC State Ports AuthorityNC State Ports Authority

SCORE SCORE ““Counselors to AmericaCounselors to America’’s Small Businesss Small Business””

NCContinued..Continued..Help is out there! Help is out there!

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The Advocate for Small and Medium Exporters

Mentoring Exporters

Providing Trade Education

Call us or email us for assistance

NCNCDEC is on Your Side

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How to contact the How to contact the North Carolina DEC?North Carolina DEC?

NCDEC NCDEC website: www.ncdec.uswebsite: www.ncdec.us

USDEC USDEC website: www.usatrade.gov/decwebsite: www.usatrade.gov/dec

US Export Assistance CentersUS Export Assistance Centers

CharlotteCharlotte 704-333-4886 ext 229704-333-4886 ext 229Email: Email: [email protected]@mail.doc.gov

GreensboroGreensboro336-333-5345336-333-5345Email: Email: [email protected]@mail.doc.gov

RaleighRaleigh919-281-2751919-281-2751Email:Email: [email protected]@mail.doc.gov

USEAC Website: www.buyusa.gov/northcarolina

NC