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IMPACT México, Colombia, Perú and Chile: Opening Doors to the Pacific Alliance Countries 2015-2017 -- Visit www.sbdc.duq.edu/impact IMPACT PROJECT ESTABLISH COMMERCIAL TIES BETWEEN U.S. AND THE PACIFIC ALLIANCE The U.S. Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration has selected the Duquesne University Global Business Program SBDC with the MDCP award to increase U.S. export sales into the Latin American Pacific Alliance countries of Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Peru. The four countries signed free trade agreements with the U.S. and are the highest growth rates countries in Latin America. The MDCP award is called the IMPACT Project. It is a 3-year project, that applies to any nationwide company, any size and the only requirement is the "Made in USA" label. The focus industries are infrastructure, construction, oil and gas, mining, power generation, petrochemical, water, transportation equipment and engineering firms. The IMPACT offers business consulting, market research and training seminars: Matchmaking with Latin American businesses through the U.S. Commercial Service “Gold Key” Program at the selected country. May 21-24, 2017: Peru Trade Mission for the Water Industry. June 5-7, 2017: Mexico Trade Mission for the Construction Industry. September 18-22, 2017: Exhibit at the PERUMIN mining show in Peru. Brochure and material translation into Spanish On-site interpreters Market research There is no cost to join the IMPACT Project. Companies admitted to the project need to fill out the Success Agreement form. The goal is to find customers, sales reps, agents and distributors. The Duquesne University Global Business Program is managing the IMPACT Project in partnership with SMC Business Council, the U.S. Commercial Service, PA. Department of Community & Economic Development; Center for Trade Development, Southwestern PA Commission, RL Swearer Freight Forwarders, Confluent Translations, Pinilla Plazas & Asociados Law (Colombia), Pacto International (Colombia), Villares, Carreras Abogados (Peru) and the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, Breve Translations, Fox Rothschild Law. Visit our website at http://www.sbdc.duq.edu/impact. Tel. 412-396-1633 or by email at [email protected] The IMPACT PROJECT is funded by the USDOC-ITA (MDCP - Market Development Cooperator Program) Brent Rondon, MPA, CGBP. Manager, Global Business Program. IMPACT – Opening Doors to the Latin American Pacific Alliance countries. Tel. 412-396-5670. Email: [email protected] WEB: http://www.sbdc.duq.edu/impact