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• RAC CPSC Toolkit Now Available for Importers

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U.S. - CARIBBEAN BUSINESS CONFERENCE The South Florida District Export Council in collaboration with the U.S. Commercial Service

13 May, 2025-14 May, 2025

Overview

The South Florida District Export Council in collaboration with the U.S. Commercial Service is organizing a conference to help U.S. companies access opportunities across this important region.

U.S. - Caribbean Business Conference participants will receive up-to-date market intelligence and help develop practical strategies for winning procurements and for exporting their goods and services.

The program will include U.S. diplomats, industry professionals, trade experts, international business experts, high-level government officials, and seasoned exporters – with plenty of opportunity for networking.

The conference is expected to attract over 500 participants from Florida and throughout the United States. As a participant, you will have the opportunity to network with like-minded companies interested in exploring business opportunities in the Caribbean. At the same time, some of the leading government and private sector experts in the Caribbean region will discuss the latest developments, strategies, and market entry techniques.

Industry Focus

Energy · Aviation · Automotive · Safety & Security

Design & Construction · Infrastructure

ICT · Transportation · Healthcare

Financial Services

Logistics & Transportation Professional Services

Processed Foods · Cosmetics

Consumer Products · Franchising and More

Meet 1-on-1 with U.S. Diplomats

Plug into resources to help you win projects and learn about the markets through one-on-one meetings with U.S. diplomats from across the region including Bahamas, Barbados & the Eastern Caribbean, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Suriname and Guyana. In addition, representatives from U.S. Government agencies will also be available.

Important note—Appointment slots are limited and will be assigned based on market potential and export readiness and on a first-come, first-served basis.

May 13 & 14, 2025

Location

Hilton Miami Airport Blue Lagoon

5101 Blue Lagoon Drive, Miami, Florida 33126

To reserve your room, CLICK HERE

Cost

General Admission: $695 per attendee + credit card processing

Group Discounts Available

Registration Deadline— May 1, 2025 

Admission Includes

Access to All Sessions · Networking Breakfast, Lunch & Breaks Cocktail Reception · One-on-One Meetings

Register here