Helping Small Businesses Enter the Global Market

Episode 19: Today, Omar Ayyash, President & CEO of the World Trade Center Kentucky interviews Devanny King, Executive Director of the Women’s Business Center of Kentucky and Fausto Sarmiento, Center Director of Kentucky’s Small Business Development Center in Lexington. The World Trade Center Kentucky is proud of is partnerships and network of resources to support small businesses, as well as medium to large companies.

Final Thoughts

Devanny closes with a reminder that the Women’s Business Center’s services are offered as one-on-one, no-cost business coaching. It’s confidential. They offer a tailored approach based on the needs and objectives of the individual business. Additionally, the WBC is known for its training. Strong Women Strong Coffee is a pillar event hosted in Bowling Green, Lexington, Louisville Morehead and others. These free events feature a keynote speaker and networking opportunities.

Fausto notes that the SBDC also offers free services for its clients. The goal is to provide information to help businesses make informed decisions and generate commercial impact. He serves as a collaborator. He’ll be able to connect you with resources all across Kentucky.

To Contact Devanny:

Website: www.WBCKentucky.org

Phone: [phone] ext. 1053

To Contact Fausto:

Website: www.KentuckySBDC.com/Lexington

Phone: [phone]

Upcoming WTCKY EVENTS:

· 01/29/25 – Trade Chat: Investing in Workforce Development for a Brighter Future

· 02/18/25 – Global Executive Forum: Navigating the Evolving Landscape and US-China Commercial Relations

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