New NKU operation offers exports help
The Northern Kentucky University International Business Center has opened an outreach office in Highland Heights designed to assist local businesses looking to enhance their export capabilities or to compete better globally.According to The Lane Report, clients will have access to student-driven research projects and case analyses, one-on-one counseling with NKU faculty, referral to outside agencies, and market research.Partners of the business center include the Northern Kentucky International Trade Association, the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the Kentucky Small Business Development Center, and the U.S. Department of Commerce.The office is headed by David Hrovat, president of international management consulting firm D.J. Hrovat & Associates and a former Fortune 500 executive.Read the full article here.
The Northern Kentucky University International Business Center has opened an outreach office in Highland Heights designed to assist local businesses looking to enhance their export capabilities or to compete better globally.
According to The Lane Report, clients will have access to student-driven research projects and case analyses, one-on-one counseling with NKU faculty, referral to outside agencies, and market research.
Partners of the business center include the Northern Kentucky International Trade Association, the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the Kentucky Small Business Development Center, and the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The office is headed by David Hrovat, president of international management consulting firm D.J. Hrovat & Associates and a former Fortune 500 executive.
Read the full article here.
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