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International Trade Events Organized by Ayse |
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Media Relations |
Teachings |
Media Relations
- Small Business CEO online
magazine
"Going Global for Profits - Growth
Opportunities For Small and Mid-Sized Businesses"
Article published in November 2008
- Business Week Online Podcast Interview with Karen Kline
"Doing Business
Overseas, How to Adopt a global mindset"
November 11, 2008
- Investor’s Business Daily , July 28, 2005 CAFTA’s Promise article: “CAFTA
is a larger U.S. export market than Russia, India and Indonesia combined,”
said Ayse Oge, trade consultant with Los Angeles-based Ultimate Trade, who
notes that Central American consumers are desperate for U.S. goods.
- Sharing Ideas , Fall 2005.The International Newsmagazine for Speakers,
Meeting Planners, Agents and Seminar Leaders. “Ayse Oge Attends Global Summit
of Women in Mexico City”. Oge said: “As global economy becomes increasingly
interdependent, nations are more inclined to resolve conflicts through
negotiation and compromise. International trade creates openness and
connection and, most importantly, empowers women to display their fabulous
peace building and nurturing values to the word”.
- San Fernando Valley Business Journal, October 25-November 7, 2004
“Exporting: Local Industry Savior?” According to Encino-based consultant Ayse
Oge, who is the lead volunteer in organizing VITA breakfasts, the full use of
technology-primarily Web sites- is important if firms want to grow their
export business and/or begin it from scratch. “Size is not important because
technology has caused the marketing price to go down” Oge said. “Small
business has an advantage because they are not cluttered by bureaucracy”.
“Everything that is California has a big niche overseas” Oge said. “There’s so
much appetite in world demand for American products”.
- Time Warner Communication, July, 2003 TV Show of Ms. Oge on "Go Global to Win" on Channel 27 in Los Angeles July, 2, 2003
- Press Telegram , March 26, 2003, Seminar advises women leaders. A
first-ever summit of women business leaders from California and Mexico is
scheduled today. “It will help familiarize businesswomen with every aspect of
dealing with international business. Before plunging into international
business, owners (should) research who the key players are, the regulations
and ways to market products internationally” said Ayse Oge, keynote speaker.
Oge also wrote “Go Global to Win” and is a Senior Consultant for international
trade at the Long Beach City College. As the numbers of female business
owner’s increase, especially in the small to midsize sector, it is important
to note the financial opportunities of expanding into an international market,
said Oge. Simple things like setting up a company. Web site will immediately
open up exposure to the market, she said.
- The Orange County Register , March 24, 2003, “Ayse Oge will speak at
California-Mexico Summit of Women in Business at Hyatt Regency Hotel in
Irvine. More than 300 businesswomen are expected to attend two days of
seminars led by leading professionals in the areas of finance, international
marketing, federal regulations and logistics. Presented by Rancho Santiago
Community College District”
- Turkish Times , March 2003, Portrait: Ayse Oge, “Ms Oge was one of the
recipients of Daughters of Ataturk’s Women of Distinction Award in
2000”.
- Time Warner Communication, 1999 TV Show of Ms. Oge on "Go Global to Win" on Channel 27 in Los Angeles, March, 9/1999 and 3/16/1999
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