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Build Black Better Through Exporting
February 15, 2022 Eugene Uhm, Business Development Specialist

Every U.S. president since 1976 has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month. Each February we take a moment to reflect upon the achievements and celebration of African Americans and acknowledging their critical role in the history of the United States.  

In celebration of Black History Month, the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) in partnership with the U.S. Black Chambers and the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) will be hosting a free webinar titled:

Build Black Better Through Exporting 
Wednesday February 23, 2022 @ 1 PM EST.
 

This event will provide U.S. Black Owned Businesses information about the resources available to help them expand their market outside of the states. Exporting is a great opportunity for enterprises to grow their portfolio. EXIM and other partners like the MBDA are strategically placed to give businesses the tools and protection they need as they compete for new contracts in foreign markets. 
 
Black businesses have faced many hardships in the past year including Loss of Revenue, Temporary Closure, Reduced Budget, and Cut Down Wages. Given those obstacles, black businesses can take advantage of looking to foreign trade. As such, the event would provide them with the opportunity to learn about: 
 
• Credit insurance to protect against non-payment 
• Access to capital for exporting 
• Opportunities with the U.S. Black Chambers 
 
The event format will be a conversation between EXIM, U.S. Black Chambers, and MBDA to discuss all the tools that exist between those entities that would enable black owned businesses to export. 
 
EXIM has a dedicated group of specialists who work with minority, women, veteran, disabled-owned, and underserved businesses (MWOBs) to help them access EXIM financing. To connect with an EXIM specialist, please email us at mwob@exim.gov 

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EXIM’s Blog postings are intended to highlight various facets of exporting, but the postings are not legal advice, and are not intended to summarize all legal requirements associated with exporting.