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Small Businesses Going Global Video Challenge

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Have you used the Internet to take your business global?  Can you share your story in under 4 minutes via a YouTube video?  Then you're in.
The proposal is for a video competition inviting micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) to share their stories, through a short video, about how they have used internet technologies to participate in trade. The competition will be called the “Small Businesses Going Global Video Challenge.”
The challenge is intended to help show how small businesses can leverage internet technologies to become global exporters.

Learn more at the Small Business Champions initiative.  You've got until October 31, 2017 to prepare your video.  Make sure you follow instructions.

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