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Join Caroline Kanzara, Director and Ziphozihle Ntlanganiso, Assistant Manager alongside SelectUSA in South Africa. The U.S. Commercial Service is hosting its inaugural SelectUSA Roadshow and invites South African companies interested in expanding and growing their businesses to the U.S. to attend.
What is SelectUSA:
It is a U.S. government program led by the U.S. Department of Commerce that focuses on promoting and facilitating foreign investment into the U.S.
About SelectUSA Roadshow:
The Road Show will provide South African companies an opportunity to gain market insights about the existing investment opportunities and incentives, industry and state government contacts and business strategies with the goal of increasing investment into the U.S.
Why You Should Attend:
• To learn about useful resources necessary for you to be successful in your U.S. market expansion plans.
• To learn about why the U.S. market is the best choice for your business.
• To learn about how to set up your business in the U.S.
• To learn about how to attend and register for the SelectUSA Annual Investment.
SelectUSA will also be holding this event in Durban on Wednesday, February 14, 2024 and Cape Town on Thursday, February 15, 2024.
To Participate and Register Contact:
Lonje Mwendera: [email protected]
Mpilo Mahlangu: [email protected]
Michael Muth: [email protected]
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