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Are you a small business exporter who has been exporting for a year or more? Ex-Im Bank is the right place to secure financial support that will allow you to expand your sales to existing markets and enter new ones. Ex-Im Bank's export credit insurance can protect you against the risk of non-payment, help you to extend credit, access vital working capital, or provide term-financing to buyers Ex-Im Bank enables large and small U.S. companies to turn export opportunities into real sales!

Learn about:

How EXIM Bank products make a difference
EXIM loan programs
Export Insurance programs
Eligibility requirements

Presented by:
Jaime Martinez, Sr. International Business Consultant, International Trade Center
Michael K. Jackson, Director, City/State & Trade Association Partners, Export-Import Bank of the United States

Time and Location

February 29, 2012
10:00 am to 11:30 am CST
Webinar

Registration
Individual Rate: $25

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Bespoke Group LLC, based in Irving, Texas, is a leading exporter of high quality dried pulses, or legumes, such as dried lentils, peas, and chickpeas. The annual global trade of pulses is a $3 billion industry. The United States is the second largest exporter of dried peas and third for dried lentils and accounts for about 15 percent of global exports.