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Would the first experience working with Professionals like Stan Rees of the US Commerce Department been successful if we hadn't follow up all the referrals Stan gave us from the UK Embassy? The answer is NO. What follow up did our company do after we received the name of Roy Chamberlain and two other interested companies? 1. We contacted Roy and the other two companies the same day we received the contact information by fax. Now we do this contact by email. 2. We sent Roy all the supportive information he requested. 3. We called Roy on the phone and developed a friendship. 4. Keith Martin made an appointment with all three companies. 5. A fast decision was made after Keith visited all three companies and after he met with Roy Chamberlain and Karen Diggle. Chamberlain Doors was to be Martin's Distributor. 6. Because Roy and Karen knew that Chamberlain Doors had been selected to be the UK Distributor for Martin Doors, Keith, Roy and Karen wrote up a first order for review when K...

Who are government professionals? Government Professionals are Federal, State, and Local, tax-paid international professions. They are paid for their expertise because of their intrinsic value to the US "Trade Balance" when US Exports increase. Because of their intrinsic value, they are paid whether or not their services are used by taxpaying companies and individuals , who can utilize their help to export products or services outside the USA. My first experience with these professionals was upon my first business trip to the Middle East and Europe, where I had shown samples of my product and received positive responses. Since I had taught International Marketing at the University of Utah, I knew the list of government professionals I could use. I started with Stan Rees, Assistant Director of the International Trade Administration of the Department of Commerce in Salt Lake City. Stan and I decided to do what was known as an, "Agent/Distributor Search." For a small f...

http://www.mec.utah.edu/update / The "Middle East and North Africa are dominating the News. This edition of the Middle East Center Update is focused on the recent uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa. These events may come to redefine a region with which the U.S. has always had a close and complicated relationship."

Dear Dr. Marin and Korri (Martin Doors International Director), Thank you so much for your concern. I could come to the office today because trains are operating! And I checked my colleague about our office in Sendai. He said all of them are Okey!! I have told Mr. Sadohara about your concern. He thanks for it and says his family are okey as well. Here in Japan, there is ... still many huge serious problems. However, we believe we will be okey. All my colleagues and I really appreciate your concern. Kind Regards, Sachiko Aizaki, Kongo Corporation 28 Sanban-cho, Chiyoda-ku,Tokyo, 102-0075 JAPAN A Picture of Sachiko is attached

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/right-turn/post/two-choices-in-the-middle-east-libya-and-morocco/2011/03/04/ABT2WHS_blog.html Ms. Rubin joins others in emphasizing the difference between Morocco's King, who focuses on the citizens of his country, verses Libya's Dictator, who focuses on the deaths of his citizens. This difference isn't new, but part of Morocco's heritage. Two choices in the Middle East: Libya and Morocco By Jennifer Rubin "You’d be hard pressed to find a greater contrast last week in the Middle East than Libya and Morocco. While the bloodbath continued in Libya, Morocco was a completely different story. Libyans were fighting for their lives; Moroccans were listening to an unusual speech: Morocco’s King Mohammed VI promised sweeping constitutional reforms, including real powers for a popularly elected prime minister instead of a royal appointee, as well as a free judici...

Note: These 10 keys helped Martin Doors establish Dealers in over 40 Countries and install garage doors on homes in over 90 countries. 1. Obtain guidance from government, education, organization, and individual international professionals. Who are government professionals? Government Professionals are Federal, State, and Local, tax-paid international professions. They are paid for their expertise because of their intrinsic value to the US "Trade Balance" when US Exports increase. Because of their intrinsic value, they are paid whether or not their services are used by taxpaying companies and individuals , who can utilize their help to export products or services outside the USA. My first experience with these professionals was upon my first business trip to the Middle East and Europe, where I had shown samples of my product and received positive responses. Since I had taught International Marketing at the University of Utah, I knew the list of government ...

Conference on Islam and Mormons: The eleventh annual UVU Mormon Studies Conference engaged in a comparative exploration of Islam and Mormonism". It focused on reviewing the two religions and looking for ways two religions can work together to help each other focus on doing good to others and way to help Muslims when there is a natural disaster in an Islamic country. http://www.uvu.edu/religiousst udies/mormonismandislam/