Doug Barry 
Doug Barry is Director of Marketing and Communications for the U.S. Commercial Service, the global business solutions unit of the Department of Commerce. Based in Washington, D.C., Doug has served as an international trade specialist focusing on Russia and the states of the former Soviet Union. His overseas assignments have included managing Commercial Service offices in Singapore, Hong Kong and Thailand. He is editor of A Basic Guide to Exporting: The Official U.S. Government Resource for Small- and Mid-sized Business. Doug earned a doctorate from Columbia University and taught for many years at the University of Alaska Anchorage.
Category: Trade: Import, Export, Globalization
Web Sites:
www.export.gov\cs
www.export.gov\cs
Interviews with Doug Barry»See all
How can small businesses export successfully in a global economic downturn? Doug Barry talks with Jim Blasingame about a number of small business exporting tips and tools.
Now there is a book that will help small business owners learn how to begin the process of becoming an international exporter. Doug Barry joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the new "Basic Guide to Exporting" that reveals the 21st century exporting best practices, including how to create a website for exporting.
What would you say if you knew that there is a Tennessee small business that makes salsa and their best customer is a supermarket chain in Mexico? Doug Barry talks with Jim Blasingame about the export opportunities -- and support -- that are available to America's small businesses, like the Tennessee salsa maker.
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