International Trade Consultant Inducted Into Consulting Alliance

Feb. 16, 2013 - PRLog -- Gerald Shaye, president of Shaye Global, LLC, in Delmar, NY, was accepted for membership in the Consulting Alliance, an association of the Capital Region’s leading independent consultants focused on professional learning and business development.  

Shaye Global is an international trade consultancy whose mission is to develop and implement strategies for organizations seeking to expand their global reach. These strategies include export market development, the identification and qualification of potential foreign partners, and the promotion of collaborative relationships between American colleges and foreign institutions of higher education. Visit www.shayeglobal.com for further information.

After serving for 22 years as Director of International Trade Development for NYS Empire State Development, Shaye started his consulting practice to build upon strong international and domestic contacts. He is a board member of Tech Valley Global Business Network, Albany-Tula Alliance, International Center of the Capital Region, Albany Roundtable, Albany Fund for Education.

In 2012, Shaye was recognized by the Tech Valley Global Business Network with a Lifetime Achievement award. During his long career, Shaye helped thousands of New York companies expand their exports and educated future generations about global business.

Shaye is a graduate of Dartmouth College and The Columbia University Graduate School of Business.

The Consulting Alliance is a key resource of expertise to businesses and organizations in the Capital Region and worldwide.  The Consulting Alliance helps its members build upon their successes through an array of skills development, resource sharing and networking opportunities, while working together to maintain the standards and reputation of the consulting profession.  The Consulting Alliance celebrated its 20th business anniversary in 2012. Find more information about the organization at www.consultingalliance.org.