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Miami, Florida. March 2016. Minority Chamber of Commerce announces a new Speaker confirmation at the Global Conference, “Doing Business with the World Miami 2016” on March 30 at the Renaissance Banquet Hall located at 5910 SW 8 Street in Miami. Mr. Zacarías Ayub Rojas, Trade Representative from Costa Rica will be attending, he will present an overview about opportunities and potential development for doing business with the country.
The Costa Rican market is a major advantage for U.S. exporters who wish to visit or communicate with potential customers. The proximity facilitates close contacts and strong relationships with clients, both before and after the sale, this is a unique step to expand U.S. opportunities. The same holds true for agents and distributors, who typically represent U.S. exporters in the national market.
“Costa Rica continues to play a role in the success in doing business with Central America, a very secure and friendly nation” said Mr. Doug Mayorga, president of the Minority Chamber of Commerce, “ this 16thEdition of the Global Conference will present market opportunities for U.S Companies, and will provide an opportunity to discuss successful development and access, one of the most attractive countries is Costa Rica. Come meet Mr. Ayub Rojas, this will be a great opportunity to explore trade and investments”.
About Costa Rica: Costa Rica advises U.S. companies to consult with local market research companies and law firms to conduct the necessary due diligence before entering into contracts with local firms. These partners can be instrumental in helping to penetrate and expand the market for a company’s exports.
About the Chamber: The Chamber has a business center in Costa Rica. As a premier trade center and high level relocate consulting and government relations firms in Costa Rica., the Chamber provides to their clients and members, the Costa Rica Advisory Services in Trade Facilitation Export-Import, Intelligence Report, Capital Introduction, Energy and Water development sectors with Mayors and public officials from the country.
