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Keystone Global,LLC
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Business Development Programs for Governments
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Keystone’s innovative business acceleration programs for governments stimulate exports and investment in order to:
 | | Enhance competitiveness
|  | | Promote national and regional economic development
|  | | Speed industrial restructuring
|  | | Build priority sectors, e.g. high value-added advanced technology, | | | manufacturing, agribusiness, etc.
|  | | Develop small and medium-sized enterprises | | | |
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Program Components
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Keystone mobilizes its full range of professional services, networks of U.S. and foreign business development organizations, financing, online system, business and industry expertise to implement these programs.
A typical Program will:
- Focus on identifying and completing trade and
investment transactions and the achievement of longer-term strategic benefits for firms in the foreign market.
- Include the participation of U.S. and foreign networks of
business, industry, and development organizations serving millions of businesses that can provide access to potential business partners
- Provide a comprehensive package of services to assist foreign
firms identify opportunities and potential business partners, and to complete transactions. These services include: industry specialists, trade finance, a marketing and sales team and call center, an advanced e-commerce system, and expert business services.
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Benefits
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Keystone Programs complement existing public business or economic development programs and provide public agencies concerned with small and medium-sized businesses, key industries, technology, trade, etc., with other important benefits:
 | | Develop strategic sectors and industries, such as information | | | technology, bio-medical or targeted communities.
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 | | Modernize own business services by creating online | | | communities to enhance delivery of services and improve client support
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 | | Use Keystone’s online system to monitor and assess the | | | performance of the Program
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 | | Develop collaborative relationships with foreign counterpart | | | institutions worldwide to sustain international business development programs over the long-term.
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 | | Make foreign trade and investment missions more effective
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 | | Expose and market other foreign trade, investment and | | | technology opportunities to a broad, select group of senior business and development executives and officials
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 | | Provide the foundation for an improved, on-going Foreign | | | Country-U.S. business development program.
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