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Exporting efforts get user-friendly lift from USEAC.(Brief Article)
Crain's Cleveland Business, June, 1998 by LEVEY, J. DAVID
In our professional lives, interactions with government often are unpleasant and unhelpful. Even under the best circumstances, the bureaucracy can be a nightmare to navigate. As a result, when a government program comes along that is truly useful, many businesses choose to steer clear of it or ignore it.
Although this often is a prudent instinct, one government program I have found to be consistently user-friendly and valuable is the Cleveland office of the United States Export Assistance Center, a division of the U.S. Department of Commerce. By understanding the services it provides, companies can increase the efficiency and effectiveness of their export efforts in new or already developed markets. The Cleveland USEAC, in the Banc One building downtown,...
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