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Accession International
(AI) “provides the privilege of access” to lucrative overseas
opportunities by working with companies to enter, grow, and sustain
market share in the fast-growing environments of the Emerging
Markets. Accession’s expertise lies in our ability to assist and
guide U.S and foreign companies in their expansion goals into new
markets – especially those of Africa, the GCC, and South America.
Though our extensive worldwide network of corporate executives,
influential politicos, captains of industry, and key decision-makers
we provide and facilitate “access” in order to develop working
partnerships that ensure the execution of profitable ventures for our
clients. |
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AI
successfully guides companies through rough terrain by interpreting
local policies, navigating host nation bureaucracies, planning all
logistics, and confirming and attending necessary meetings resulting
in profitable business development for all involved. The privilege of
our access saves time, opens doors and creates executable
business opportunities – ultimately positioning our clients to close
deals. |
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Hear what leading industry experts say about the potential of the “Emerging
Markets”… |
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“…Vodafone has raised
full-year profit and sales forecasts on the back of surging revenue
growth from Emerging Markets …”
Arun Sarin -
Vodafone Chief Executive
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“…IBM said
it will report revenue for the quarter of $28.9 billion, up 10% from
the year earlier level and about $1 billion above analysts' estimates
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by strong operational performance in Asia, Europe and Emerging
Countries…"
Samuel J.
Palmisano - IBM Chief Executive Officer
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“…Infrastructure
spending across emerging markets is expected to reach $21.7 trillion
over the next decade…a boom in infrastructure spending is underway in
all Emerging Markets (EM) — Africa, Middle East, Latin
America, Eastern Europe and Asia…”
2008 research results
by Morgan Stanley Research Division |
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Contact
us soon so that Accession can position your
team to take advantage of the exciting business dynamics of the Global
Emerging Markets… |
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