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Webinar: U.S. Business Opportunities for 2016 Olympics

  • 1.  Webinar: U.S. Business Opportunities for 2016 Olympics

    Posted 12-08-2014 02:25 PM

    Webinar: U.S. Business Opportunities for 2016 Olympics
    December 16, 2014 - 11AM Eastern Time

     

    Brazil is experiencing major growth in the Design and Construction sectors. The country has captured global attention as its major cities undergo a construction boom related to the 2014 Soccer World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympic Games.

     

    • Learn about upcoming Rio 2016 Olympic Games and procurement opportunities.
    • Opportunities in the Design and Construction sectors can be found in areas such as real estate, airports, ports, hospitality, oil and gas, hospitals, etc.
    • Despite aggressive competition from other design and construction firm, many U.S. firms have been competing and winning projects.
    • U.S. engineering firms are also active in the market. There are opportunities in all areas of design services.
    • Olympic Committee procurement is much less cumbersome than that of most public tenders.
    • Brazil's infrastructure procurement requirements are strict and many Brazilian design and construction firms seek partners with foreign firms that have niche expertise.

     

    Register Free at: https://emenuapps.ita.doc.gov/ePublic/event/editWebReg.do?SmartCode=5Q2K

     

     

    Tentative Agenda:

     

    11:00 AM           General Introductions and Moderator
    Matt Baker, Design & Construction Global Team Leader - U.S. Commercial Service

     

    11:05 AM           Yes, business opportunities for Rio 2016  still exist for U.S. companies

                               Speaker: Jay Carreiro, Commercial Officer - U.S. Commercial Service Brazil

     

    11:25 AM           What "Rio 2016" represents for U.S. Companies bottom line

    Speaker: U.S. Company with experience in the Brazilian Market

     

    11:45 AM           Questions and Answers

     

    12:00 PM           End of Session



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