WTC TRIESTE BUSINESS ACADEMY

July 27, 2015

TRIESTE, ITALY - WTC Trieste Business Academy will be launched in October 2015. The program will cover topics focused on SMEs internationalization processes, business development and financial supports, logistic & transport security issues.

WTC Trieste Business Academy is based on the cooperation between WTC Trieste, Aries (the special agency of the Chamber of Commerce) and Confcommercio Imprese per l'Italia of Trieste.

Its main purpose is bringing business people together by creating training session on all aspects of internationalization. We aim at educating, enhancing and equiping entrepreneurs to achieve excellence.

The training sessions offered by WTC Trieste Business Academy also relay on the connections with the WTCs worldwide network. As a matter of fact WTC Members, Colleagues and experts will be invited to cover specific topics which will be addressed to WTC Trieste business members.

WTC Trieste Business Academy will start with the first program, that will provide an understanding of logistics and transport management. Key practical skills will also be taught in subject areas required for a career in business, purchasing and supply chain management. The program will also explore the environment and will teach about managing logistics and transport.

WTC Trieste Business Academy is as ambitious as you are!

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