Events

The World Trade Center Delaware and the Export-Import Bank of the US invite you to join us on May 21 @ 8 AM for an engaging discussion regarding "The Ins and Outs of International Banking Services for Regional and Community Banks".

Join us as we celebrate World Trade Month 2025! This free, inter-agency webinar is hosted by the Small Business Administration (SBA) and will cover federal resources available to support manufacturing including:

Join the Association of Women’s Business Centers (AWBC), EXIM Bank, and HOPE2Women for an educational webinar that will guide you through the essential tools and resources for expanding your business internationally.

Are you ready to take your business global? With 95% of consumers living outside the United States, expanding into international markets is a HUGE opportunity. This all-day in-person event hosted by the U.S. Small Business Administration is designed to demystify the exporting process and empower you with the knowledge, resources, and connections you need to succeed on the world stage. Meet EXIM Regional Director Richard Foy who will be participating.

Hear from a small business owner based in North Carolina who successfully export their products worldwide. They will share insights based on their experience and provide tips to help you efficiently use government resources to increase international sales and mitigate risks.

EXIM is excited to participate in the Oregon-Korea Trade and Business Forum 2025, co-hosted by Business Oregon and the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Seattle. This forum will explore key trade and export priorities between Oregon and Korea, including agriculture, clean technology, semiconductors, and the athletic and outdoor industries.

Please join the Export-Import Bank of the United States to learn about different types of international payment methods and how to reduce the risk of nonpayment. Don’t lose potential business to competitors by overlooking different payment options which could be attractive to your international buyer. To succeed in today’s global marketplace and win sales against foreign competitors, exporters must be able to offer their customers attractive sales terms supported by the appropriate payment methods and risk mitigation solutions.

Please join the Export-Import Bank of the United States and our partners - the UGA SBDC International Trade Center and U.S. Small Business Administration - for a summary of global trade finance tools and government resources your company can use to facilitate international sales, access working capital, extend credit to buyers, and obtain risk protection.

Ghana’s fintech sector is experiencing rapid growth, spurred by a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem, increased mobile penetration, and a growing demand for inclusive financial services. With government support, expanding digital infrastructure, and an increasingly favorable regulatory environment, Ghana is positioning itself as a key player in West Africa’s fintech space. Key drivers of growth include digital payment systems, mobile banking innovations, financial inclusion initiatives, and the government's push for a cashless economy.

Please join the Export-Import Bank of the United States and our partners - the Tennessee Small Business Development Center, Tennessee Export Initiative (TEI), U.S. Commercial Service, and U.S. Small Business Administration - for a summary of global trade finance tools and government resources your company can use to facilitate international sales, access working capital, extend credit to buyers, and obtain risk protection.