Korean Government Chooses the American Business Alliance as Consultant for Korean Companies

May 9, 2005 -- The American Business Alliance was approved and endorsed by the Small Business Corporation (SBC), Korea’s Governmental division established to implement government policies for the promotion of small and medium sized businesses. With an annual budget of over 4.5 billion dollars, the SBC is dedicated to developing Korean small and medium sized businesses.

The American Business Alliance has been approved to assist Korean companies in the following areas:

Marketing and Advertising Support
The American Business Alliance will be helping Korean Companies “Americanize” their image, sales and marketing programs. The American Business Alliance will be connecting Korean Companies with the marketing experts used by elite U.S. companies such as Yahoo!, Warner Brothers, Nestle, and more. ABA has expertise in market analysis, brochures, packaging, catalogs, newsletters, infomercials, printed ad campaigns and advertising, video and audio campaigns, public relations, trade shows and other key areas.

Setting up a Satellite Offices in North America
Statistics show that American customers feel secure knowing they have an "in country" contact when purchasing foreign products. ABA's newly approved Satellite Office Service gives Korean Companies a United States regional office without the expense. Customers and prospects will have a contact point in Los Angeles, California. Representatives are hired, trained and appointed based on Korean requirements.

"Face to Face" Selling Service
With ABA’s newly approved "Face to Face" Selling Service, Korean Companies can now locate and recruit independent sales agents to sell their product to distributors and retailers throughout the United States.

Legal Support
The American legal system is complex and a critical component when doing business in the United States. The American Business Alliance will be assisting Korean Companies in legal matters to ensure that all details are managed appropriately.

For more information, contact the Korean Business Department at the American Business Alliance at (818) 636-6604 or e-mail protected from spam bots