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(608) 267-4417

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201 W. Washington Ave.
Madison, WI 53703
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Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 7970
Madison, WI 53707-7970

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Scott Walker
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IMPORTANT: As of July 1st, 2011, functions once performed by the Wisconsin Department of Commerce have been moved to other state agencies and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. The former Commerce web site will continue to exist for the next several months as resources are moved to new web site locations. We will make every attempt possible to direct our users to the new locations as web resources are moved.

International Trade PartnersCartoon of business people haking hands under a spinning globe

The Bureau of Export Development calls upon the support and assistance of a network of partner organizations in order to help Wisconsin's exporters.

The Department of Commerce's Bureau of Export Development collaborates with the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection's Marketing Bureau to form the Wisconsin International Trade Team.  The team assists exporters of all Wisconsin products and services ranging from animal feeds to processed foods to fabricated metal products to precision scientific instruments.

The Department of Commerce and the Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership (WMEP) formed a strategic partnership to expand the capabilities of the state’s manufacturing firms to succeed in international markets.  The alliance has resulted in the addition of international business consulting services to WMEP's high-quality, high-impact solutions that deliver top and bottom-line results in lean manufacturing, growth services, quality systems, and supplier development.

Global Partnership Services (GPS) is the name of a program to train local communities, universities, technical colleges, economic development organizations and service organizations in the ABC's of exporting. They, in turn, can help local companies in their respective areas set course to succeed in international markets.  Northcentral Technical College (NTC) in Wausau became our first official GPS partner in February 2009.  Other partners include:

Wisconsin exporters can call upon a number of other private sector businesses and public sector organizations that provide services need to succeed in international markets, including:

Trade Associations
Law Firms
Banks
Transportation Service Providers
Language Service Providers
Insurance Providers
Accountants & Tax Consultants
Educators
Consultants & Marketing Firms
Consulates and Trade Commissions

If you would like your firm or organization listed as an international trade partner, send the appropriate information to stanley.pfrang@wisconsin.gov.