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Welcome to Change Management – Again… Navigating the Unpredictable Tides

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World Trade Month and Tariff Impacts

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Tariffs and International Commercial Terms (Incoterms®)

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EAR – Talking Baseball? Nope! Talking (E)xport (A)dministration (R)egulations

By Aleda Bourassa, CGBP Baseball has a rule book, and so does exporting.

PPP: Simplified forgiveness for the smallest loans

The Wisconsin District of the Small Business Administration sent a helpful newsletter breaking down the Five Things to Know about Paycheck Protection Loan Forgiveness.

Main Street Marketplace — A very 2020 ‘shop local’ solution

It is critical for your business to be accessible to customers in a safe and convenient way. That is where Main Street Marketplace comes in.

Donahue earns Certified Economic Developer designation

Andy Donahue, director of the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at UW-Superior, has earned the designation of Certified Economic Developer (CEcD), a national recognition that denotes a mastery of skills in economic development, professional attainment and a commitment to personal and professional growth.

Staff Spotlight – Mary Fischer-Tracy, Interim Director, SBDC at UW-Parkside

Shining a spotlight on the talented team that makes our work possible!

Welcome Back to the Go Global Monthly Newsletter

Hello and welcome to the 2nd edition of the Wisconsin Go Global Newsletter! Our 1st edition was well received and we will continue to make improvements per your feedback.

New Trade Passport Website Launch & Giveaway

The National Association of Small Business International Trade Educators (NASBITE) in collaboration with the Wisconsin SBDC Network and trade organizations based in 29 additional US states has launched the new Trade Passport website providing Export Assistance On-Demand: https://www.

Trade Resources for Non-Exporters… No Really

Surprisingly, many “trade” resources and programs don’t require that a company be an exporter at all.

The Joke My Accounting Professor Told the Class

Day one of Accounting 101 at UW Milwaukee (a very long time ago) the professor told the following joke: Three accountants are interviewing for an entry level position at a Wisconsin company.