Martha Butwin is the senior international trade specialist at the Denver Export Assistance Center, (DEAC). Some of the programs offered by DEAC are the Trade Fair Certification and Buyers programs. DEAC’s two types of trade shows are certified and international buyer trade shows. Each trade show is usually industry specific. If the trade show has certification the U.S. Commercial Service and U.S. Embassy will support U.S companies in attending the trade show which increases the comfort level of partnerships. To contact the state of Colorado about exporting and trade show opportunities contact Thomas Binet at 303-892-3813 or [email protected]. To contact Martha Butwin email her at [email protected] or call 303-844-6623 ext. 221 Each trade show is a cooperative partnership arrangement between private sector show organizers and the U.S. government. The International Business Center within each trade shows offers both foreign and domestic industry networking with potential partners.
Wayne Kakos and Christina Alonge from Reed Exhibitions, which is the premier company in trade shows, help companies increase profits through international trade shows. International trade shows are similar to domestic trade shows due to Reed Exhibitions pre-set-up and organization. Reed Exhibitions holds over 500 trade shows both domestic and international. They offer turn-key service options where everything is ready and set-up, a company only has to set-up graphics and the small stuff.
One of Reed Exhibition’s certified trade shows is the World Smart Energy Week in Tokyo, Japan, held on February 29th, 2012. They will be in the U.S. pavilion during that trade show. This trade show focuses on renewable energy in Japan. The trade show is separated into seven different expos, presented in one location as one trade show. Each of the seven specifically focuses on one type of clean energy. If you are green you are there in Tokyo. The trade show ends March 2nd 2012. 20,000 exhibitors and 120 attendees are expected to be in attendance since the isles are jam-packed last year.
Now is the time to enter this market as Japan moves to reach their future energy goals. For U.S. companies at show the U.S. Commercial Service trade specialists in the Asian clean energy market will assist companies with the regions clean energy sector.
For more information call Wayne Kakos at 203-840-5875 or email him at, [email protected].
Also check out Reed Exhibitions at, www.reedexpo.com
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