International Committee

International Practice Workshop in Boston on 7/29

  • 1.  International Practice Workshop in Boston on 7/29

    Posted 07-08-2014 09:58 AM

    Working Abroad- Pros, Cons, & Ways Forward

    The AIA and the Boston Society of Architects are hosting a morning training session on Tuesday, July 29 to help you and your firm take advantage of the numerous architectural opportunities in thriving and emerging overseas markets.Working Abroad - Pros, Cons, & Ways Forward will provide you with knowledge of the ins and outs of working in foreign countries. India, Brazil, and the Middle East will serve as case studies for any international work, as they offer a myriad of opportunities to expand your business portfolio. The event will be hosted from 8:30 am until 12pm at BSA Space, 290 Congress Street, Second floor, Boston, MA.

    Register Now!

    This training session will assist firms and members by connecting them with members who have done work internationally, the U.S. Department of Commerce, and the Small Business Administration.

    Attendees will learn about business opportunities that are available in the Middle East, India, Brazil, and other international markets, resources provided by the Federal government, and how to best use those resources. Problems that can occur while working abroad, how business practices differ from the United States, and how to comply with foreign laws will also be topics of discussion.

    Who Should Attend?

      • Firms who are interested in moving their firms abroad

      • Firms who have worked abroad and are looking for insights into other countries

      • Firms who are working on large infrastructure projects and want to find out more about U.S. Government funding opportunities

    Register Now!

    For questions, please contact Derek Washam, Manager, Federal & International Programs

    Image: The Bahá'í House of Worship, Lotus Temple, New Delhi, India; architect: Fariborz Sahba

    More information at www.aia.org/workingpcw

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    Derek Washam
    Manager, Federal & International Programs
    The American Institute of Architects
    Washington DC
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