TAP – Canada’s Trade Accelerator Program

TAP – Canada’s Trade Accelerator Program

Canada’s Trade Accelerator Program (TAP)is an innovative and dynamic program aimed at helping small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) overcome barriers to exporting. World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara is pleased to offer TAP Canada in the Niagara region, a program that is rapidly gaining momentum across Canada, and a reputation of achieving real results, fast. Learn more

Now is the time for Canadian companies to export globally. A lower Canadian dollar, limited domestic growth, and uncertainty in the U.S. have established the right conditions for Canadian firms to diversify and go global.

At the same time, uncertainty in the trade relationship with our largest trading partner means that it is even more important for Canadian companies to diversify and prepare their companies for long-term success in new export markets.

Through its Expert Partners, TAP Canada gives companies access to Canada’s top exporting advisors, resources and contacts. Companies will have the opportunity to work with industry leaders to build a comprehensive Export Plan, and then begin its implementation.

We encourage companies to take advantage of this unique opportunity to accelerate their firm’s growth and export capacity. The services and visibility offered through TAP Canada are valued at approximately $25,000.

This extensive program is offered to Canadian businesses for only $495 +GST (includes 2 participants), which also includes your first-year membership with World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara.

Fall 2020 Program Dates:

September 9 – Application Deadline September 16-17 – 2-Day Workshop (Export Readiness Training) September 24-October 19 – Topic-Specific Workshops (5 half-day sessions in the AM) November 10-13 – Workshop Metoring and Validation with Experts and Partners

Program Location:

Online

Application:

Please click here to fill out the online application form.

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