Rapport de stage CNCCEF

Rapport de Stage CNCCEF

French Foreign Trade Advisors (CCE's) :

4300 French corporate executives, involved in international business

For more than a hundred years, this network of private business people has shared on a voluntary basis the experience of its members :

• In providing government with their recommendations

• In sponsoring small companies in their international expansion

• In educating and informing young people about international trade careers

CCE's are men and women involved in world business, in which they have gained international experience. The CCE’s network is composed of 4300 members.

CCE's worldwide

2600 French senior executives established in 140 countries.

They deal daily with business opportunities and risks in major world markets.

CCE's in France

1700 CCE’s with international expertise are present all over France. As managers of exporting companies as well as executives in major multinational groups, they share their experience of international markets with smaller firms and with students.

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Experts in their own area, the CCE’s are at the heart of international markets and aware of the full range of international business risks. Their opinion help shape the French trade policy. CCE’s organise conferences all over the world to compare and exchange their views with French and international decision-makers, their analysis of international trade and their experience of specific markets.

Advisory role

CCE's voluntarily advise French small and medium-size companies on their international development.

This allows them to understand all aspects of their export strategy and use CCE's assistance to enhance their international expansion

They offer their support :

• either on a time-limited basis (specific advice, guidance and introductions)

• or on an on-going basis possibly with the participation of a student.

Education

CCE’s advise students involved in international courses. As such, they are able to inform them on the opportunities of international trade careers. They share their professional experience with schools and universities and promote contacts between schools and business. Since 1988, they have sponsored several hundred “young voluntary workers” (V.I.E) abroad and have been involved in the re-thinking of the French national service.

The National Committee of French Foreign Trade Advisors (CNCCEF), a small structure in Paris, is today chaired by Mr. Bruno Durieux, a former Minister for Foreign Trade.

The Internet - http://www.cnccef.org

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