VME MODULE 1 – Doing Business in the United States
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Learn from Government Agencies and Resources about how to enter the US Marketplace – SBA, IRS, Trade.gov, and OSHA
VME MODULE 2- Accounting
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Understanding and setup processes for multiple types of business accounting such as, financial accounting, managerial accounting, cost accounting, auditing, tax accounting,
VME MODULE 3 – Communication
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Understanding intrapersonal, interpersonal, group, public, and mass communication
VME MODULE 4 – Legal
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Create an entity, Register Your Business Name, apply for a Federal Tax ID Number, create business contracts, and understanding immigration law
VME MODULE 5 – Insurance
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Business Insurance including personal liability, product liability (errors and omissions), workers’ compensation, cyber insurance, unemployment, business interruption, life insurance, key man insurance, health insurance
VME MODULE 6 – Logistics
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Processes involved in moving goods, whether from a supplier to a business or from a business to a customer. How to manage these processes as a unified system
VME MODULE 7 – Housing/Commercial Real Estate
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Evaluating needs and costs for the company offices, warehousing and manufacturing and the employees for residential housing, based on market selection
VME MODULE 8 – Intellectual Prperty Rights (IPR)
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Understanding Protection of IPR such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, design, processes and more
VME MODULE 9 – Manufacturing and Fulfillment
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Understanding how and where you will manufacture (or create SAAS) your product, where will the product we warehoused and how will the product be processed from initial order to final delivery to the customer
VME MODULE 10 – Sales and Marketing
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What sales model will you use to sell your product (direct, distribution, licensing)? customer aquisition, customer service, customer communication, advertising and marketing, including partnered marketing, public relations and social media
VME MODULE 11 – Competitive Analysis
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Identifying your competitors and evaluating their strategies to determine their strengths and weaknesses relative to those of your own product or service
VME MODULE 12 – SWOT Analysis
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SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) analysis is used to evaluate a company’s competitive position and to develop strategic planning. SWOT analysis assesses internal and external factors, as well as current and future potential.
VME MODULE 13 – Budget Creation
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Identify available capital, estimate your spending, and help predict revenue
VME MODULE 14 – Human Resources and Employee Benefits
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Recruitment and management of employees and employee benefits , in addition to their base salaries and wages, such as health insurance plan, life insurance, paid time off (PTO), profit sharing, and retirement benefits
VME MODULE 15 – Business Language and Translations
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Best practices and resources for Business translation of both official and informal documentation that a company disseminates and produces throughout the organization
VME MODULE 16 – Site Selection
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Site selection involves measuring the needs of a new project against the merits of potential locations, including virtual and live trade missions, key industries and key advisors in each market
VME MODULE 17 – Staff Training
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How to create and deliver training programs for business manager, human resources and sales and marketing teams
VME MODULE 18 – Funding
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Preparing and delivering a successful investor presentation, Types of Funding available to foreign investors. How and why to create an entity in the USA.