Corporate Partnership Program
What is the Corporate Partnership Program?
The Corporate Partnership Program’s mission is to expand the U.S. Export Base through innovative Public - Private Sector Partnerships. Combining the public export assistance services of the U.S. Commercial service together with that of private export services companies, the Corporate Partnership Program enables increased export opportunities through joint outreach and education to small- and medium-sized U.S. businesses.
Who are our Partners?
Partners of the Corporate Partnership Program are companies whose services along the export supply chain meet the needs of current and potential U.S. exporters. These partners demonstrated a recognized expertise in one aspect of exporting, an international presence, sustained operations, significant client outreach, and success in implementing educational programs.
What are our Partners doing?
Whether it is a seminar, webinar, podcast or trade mission event, our partners work together with the U.S. Commercial Service to provide education and networking opportunities for small- and medium-sized U.S. businesses on all aspects of exporting.
How can I become a Partner?
Companies become a partner through a competitive Request for Proposal (RFP) released by the U.S. Commercial Service on fedbizopps.gov.
There is currently not an open RFP for which proposals are being accepted.
As outlined in the 2009 RFP, ideal partners have a recognized expertise in one aspect of exporting, an international presence, sustained operations, significant client outreach, and success in implementing educational programs. These evaluation criteria are subject to change in future RFPs.
To learn more or schedule an informational meeting Contact the Corporate Partnership Program.
