The Organization for Women in International Trade (OWIT) is holding a conference in Nairobi, Kenya, from October 24-25th, 2018. The event will focus on solutions to the core constraints that impede women entrepreneurs from accessing new opportunities in foreign markets through trade, based on the experience of private-sector leaders from globally competitive enterprises and of public-sector policymakers who work to enable trade through market-opening efforts. SH International is a proud partner of this conference.

In our March 2018 briefing, we share a personal emergency, and four tips to help the multinational entrepreneur put in place a simple contingency plan.

In our February briefing, we share news about our latest global activities and initiatives.

In our January 2018 Briefing, we look at how shifts in funding and monetization strategies can make the difference between shutting down or growing forward.

In our December 2017 Briefing, we look at why multinational entrepreneurs might not be taking much of a break this holiday season.

In our November 2017 Briefing, we take a look at the importance of valuing what you already have, when building, tweaking, and growing your multinational business.

In our October 2017 briefing, we look at the tired and bored multinational entrepreneur, and offer some suggestions for relief. 

In our September 2017 briefing, we discuss the needs of the multinational entrepreneur, and invite you to let us know what else we should take into consideration.

SH International is a proud sponsor of the 2017 Wharton DC Innovation Summit.

We look forward to seeing you there.

We are honored that the US Commercial Service has named SH International "Extraordinary Exporter."

Over the last few years, we have exported our services to the following countries: India, Turkey, Sweden, Canada, Brazil, and South Africa. We have also been responsible for client exports to other countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Tanzania.

In our August 2017 briefing, we share our most recent overseas payment adventures.

In our July 2017 briefing, we discuss how for many multinational entrepreneurs, there is no work life balance. Instead, there is work life integration to create various efficiencies.

Sara Haq moderates a twitter panel on how global entrepreneurs can overcome their biggest challenges, for the Forum for International Trade Training. Here is a convenient summary of the discussion.

In our June 2017 Briefing, we celebrate our fourth birthday.

In our May 2017 Briefing, we share how shifting our attention to the multinational entrepreneur (as opposed to large companies) led to the creation of the Multinational Entrepreneur Training. 

We are proud to sponsor Passport DC. Their Around the World Embassy Tour is tomorrow, with more than 40 embassies opening their doors to the public! 

If you also believe that their work celebrating world cultures is even more important in today's society, please consider also supporting them. 

In our April 2017 briefing, we announce our launch of the Multinational Entrepreneur Training. 

In our March 2017 briefing, we discuss how for multinational entrepreneurs, it is just as important to structure your heart, as it is to structure your balance sheet. There are many critical world crises, and while your compassion may be endless, your budget and resources are not.

In our February 2017 Briefing, we send a belated valentine to the Multinational Entrepreneur.

In our January 2017 Briefing, we discuss how you are not actually building an Airbnb or Uber unless...

In our December 2016 Briefing, we share some thoughts on staying out of jail by avoiding inappropriate gift giving in multinational business. Just in time for the holiday season!

In our November 2016 Briefing, we explore various collaborative structures that can be used by multinational entrepreneurs to expand their businesses.

In her piece for the Wharton Entrepreneurship Blog, Sara shares how coming back to campus as a guest lecturer served as a source of multinational entrepreneurship inspiration. She also announces her return to Wharton as Entrepreneur in Residence.

In our October 2016 Briefing, we discuss some of the costly (and avoidable) mistakes that we have seen multinational entrepreneurs make.