Going Global in an Uncertain Market--A leap frog approach

Sept. 28, 2011 - PRLog -- The Greater New England Minority Supplier Development Council, Inc. (GNEMSDC) will be hosting its annual Business Opportunity Expo at the MGM Grand at Foxwoods. This year along with a number of distinguished speakers Bridging Culture Worldwide CEO Don Southerton will share insights into Korean global business, and how GNEMSDC members can model recent successes by Korea Groups like Hyundai-Kia Motors and Samsung Electronics.

Southerton notes, “Like a number of Korea-based companies, Minority-owned business (MBE) owners can look for new opportunities to grow their organizations even in rough economic times. This includes expanding their operations outside the U.S.”

GNEMSDC’s Business Opportunity Expo is the largest minority business development conference and trade show in New England. The show brings together buyers and supplier diversity professionals from over 200 corporate members of the GNEMSDC and over 400 certified MBEs from around the country. This year the event features seminars and corporate CEO speakers who will inspire and identify opportunities for MBEs.

About Bridging Culture Worldwide
Since its founding, Bridging Culture Worldwide has focused on global and Korea-related business services. Based on over 3 decades of experience, they share cross-cultural insights to global teams and management. Bridging Culture Worldwide core services include: Consulting, Strategy, and Research; Publications; along with Franchise and Licensing Development, Product Launch, IP, and Trademark.  Visit http://www.bridgingculture.com

About GNEMSDC
The GNEMSDC is a regional affiliate of the National Minority Supplier Development Council. The GNEMSDC's mission is to significantly increase procurement opportunities for certified minority business enterprises with our corporate membership. GNEMSDC covers CT, MA, RI, NH, VT, and ME.  Visit http://www.gnemsdc.org

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Bridging Culture Worldwide is a Korea-focused professional consulting and training service with operations globally, in America, and in Korea.