Bringing the World to Pennsylvania

Organization

World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia (WTCGP)

Date:

Tuesday, September 12, 2017 - 12:00am - Wednesday, September 13, 2017 - 11:59pm

Location:

Philadelphia, PA

United States

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Bringing the World to Pennsylvania (BTW2PA), formerly called Pennsylvania International Week, was developed to further international business growth for companies looking to sell their goods and services internationally.

During BTW2PA, the World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia (WTCGP) arranges meetings between export-ready Southeastern Pennsylvania companies and Authorized Trade Representatives (ATRs) to discuss specific market opportunities. As the Regional Export Network (REN) representative in Southeastern Pennsylvania, WTCGP organizes this event for the Greater Philadelphia region, supporting the Commonwealth's efforts to grow international trade.

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Creating a Culture of Wellbeing on Campus

Save the Date: Racial Equity Summit

How can it be that the majority of all child care providers in Philadelphia are Black, Hispanic, and Asian women, but these leaders of color aren’t a part of the policy decisions that impact their industry and the city’s children?

Mark your calendars for Igniting Racial Equity: Understanding the Building Blocks of a Quality Early Childhood Education System.

Date and Time: Saturday, October 1, 2022, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Location: TBD (in person and Virtual)

Virtual Event: The 10 Chapters of Content Strategy

Join the Arts + Business Council for our first free virtual workshop of the Digital Drawingboard season, The 10 Chapters of Content Strategy.

Award-winning entrepreneur, Will Toms, will share a strategy guide that outlines the 10 concepts necessary to turn your passion into a profitable business. Understand the science behind building a powerful brand, effectively engaging your online audience, and establishing a sustainable business model around your art.

Short-Term Credentials in Postsecondary Education: Dynamics, Returns, and Funding

The number of nondegree credentials, including short-term certificates and noncredit programs, have risen in recent years. Many of these overlap with workforce training programs, a trend that has generated questions about the public and private returns of such credentials, the role of public financing, and the availability of relevant data to study outcomes for those who pursue nondegree credentials. This conference is designed to give researchers, policymakers, and industry experts a chance to explore these topics and more.