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Ivanovo entrepreneurs worked their way into foreign markets in a business game

In the center “My Business” in the Ivanovo region, a practical business game “To export online in one hour” was held

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Ivanovo entrepreneurs worked their way into foreign markets in a business game

In the center “My Business” in the Ivanovo region, a practical business game “To export online in one hour” was held. Participants were able to model the process of concluding an export transaction and understand the features of product promotion abroad.

The lesson was held by specialists of the Russian Export Center – project manager for the development of digital services Dina Gorchakova and expert on international partnership programs Nikita Kornilov.

During the game, entrepreneurs worked in teams: they assessed promising foreign markets, developed options for promoting goods and searched for solutions for the development of international sales. Participants also examined possible difficulties at different stages of export activities.

According to the organizers, this format allowed businessmen to better understand the structure of foreign trade operations and the possibilities of state support for exporters. The event was held within the framework of the national project “International Cooperation and Export”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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