Majority Leader Joins Congressman Murphy’s International Forum in Pennsylvania
April 14, 2010(This post contains external links. Please review our external linking policy.)
Tony Ceballos is the Director of the Philadelphia U.S. Export Assistance Center of the U.S. Commercial Service.
Congressman Patrick Murphy and House Majority Leader Representative Steny Hoyer headlined what proved to be one of the most engaging events of the season. With the USEAC’s support, Congressman Murphy (PA08), hosted the International Trade Forum to support the President’s economic priority to create jobs through exports and brought together the federal resources to make that a reality. Congressmen Murphy and Hoyer reaffirmed the importance of the work we are doing at the U.S. Commercial Service in facilitating President Obama’s mission to decrease the American trade deficit. The event featured a panel of speakers, from CS, Ex-Im Bank, and SBA, presenting on federal export resources to help SMEs enter new markets. Congressmen Murphy and Hoyer remarked on the important role exports play in the nation’s economic recovery and encouraged companies to take advantage of the export assistance provided by federal trade agencies. The Bucks County Courier Times noted: “The two congressmen stressed the importance of providing businesses with the tools they need to tap global markets because giving those businesses a boost creates jobs and helps the economy grow and prosper. Plus, Murphy added, President Obama wants to double U.S. exports in five years”.
Following the panel, companies had the ability to discuss potential plans of action with several trade specialists who were on hand. Those who attended left with a clear idea of how to continue to grow their companies.
What words… super, remarkable idea
Having access to the global economy is essential to the growth an prosperity of businesses, both large and small. I have plenty of customers from all over the globe.
Great job in order to decrease the American trade deficit.