Global Women: Spotlight on Female Entrepreneurship - Applications Now Open for Global Food and Beverage Businesswomen.

Global Women: Spotlight on Female Entrepreneurship – Applications Now Open for Global Food and Beverage Businesswomen.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/01/2024 at 15:40

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Free Event on Food and Beverages in the International E-Commerce Sector. Access CNI’s YouTube to Participate.

Businesswomen in the Fashion and Accessories sector, attention! The National Confederation of Industry (CNI) is offering an incredible opportunity for you to participate in the Global Women program. The initiative aims to promote female entrepreneurship and encourage women’s leadership in the industrial sector. The second phase of the program is open for registration until February 5. Don’t miss the chance to participate and boost your business!

Businesswomen, Women-led, Women, don’t miss the chance to register for the second phase of the Global Women program, promoted by CNI. This is a unique opportunity to participate in a free workshop and receive mentoring from e-commerce experts. Visit CNI’s website and secure your spot in this transformative initiative for your business!

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The Brazilian Network of International Business Centers (Rede CIN) and the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil) have come together to create this program, aiming to promote e-commerce as a strategy for expansion and internationalization, as well as developing skills in Management and Digital Marketing for participants. The focus is also on defining value propositions and business models for operating in international e-commerce.

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To start exporting, it is crucial to know the demands of foreign buyers, customs processes, and different regulatory standards, face trade barriers, and other challenges. For women entrepreneurs, the challenge may be even greater, as only 14% of exporting companies and 13% of importing companies are predominantly owned by women, according to the Women in Foreign Trade study by MDIC.

According to CNI’s Internationalization Manager, Sarah Saldanha, the acceleration of international e-commerce in recent years offers an opportunity for increased revenue and sales volume, valuing workers, allowing access to new markets, and providing flexibility for women to drive company growth.

‘An initiative focused on Brazilian companies led by women is essential to further encourage female entrepreneurship in the industry, and the opportunities go far beyond the domestic market. With the program, we want to help these leaders build e-commerce strategies to successfully operate abroad as well,’ explains Sarah.

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Rede CIN, nationally coordinated by CNI, aims to promote the internationalization of Brazilian companies through a set of services customized to their needs.

Present in the 26 industry federations of the states and the Federal District, the initiative features foreign trade specialists who develop linked and complementary solutions for various levels of maturity of Brazilian companies. Want to know more? Access Rede CIN’s channel.

Source: Portal da Indústria

Global Women: Spotlight on Female Entrepreneurship – Applications Now Open for Global Food and Beverage Businesswomen.

Free Event on Food and Beverages in the International E-Commerce Sector. Access CNI’s YouTube to Participate.

Global Women: Driving Female Entrepreneurship

Discover More About Rede CIN

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