6 aspects that change if your company wants to go global in the near future 2020 was going to be the  year for your company. You had already decided to open a business abroad, move with your family to a new country, and grow your company even further. Then the pandemic hit, and your big dream was put “on hold.” As many aspects of our lives are being rethought, this is an excellent time to (re)plan your internationalization. A bit of background… For companies that are already.

On June 23, the 20th Business Internationalization Forum took place with the theme USA and BRICS – Paths for Brazil’s Development The event addressed topics such as: – what BRICS is (a bloc composed of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) and how you can take advantage of opportunities in these markets. – what the American mindset is like and what opportunities exist for developing projects and business with them. – political and economic scenarios and perspectives

A few years ago, we observed some changes in global foreign trade, which is natural, but driven much more by political issues than by other factors. Now, in addition to all those previous factors, we have the pandemic putting a brake on the conventional flow of the system. The whole world used to produce in China—of course, this is a figure of speech, but the reality is not that different—a country that was the epicenter of the emergence and spread of this new virus which, ev