Q How can the KWTC help me with my business? A KWTC offers a wide range of services to help your small business develop its full potential. We provide research, consulting, educational workshops and other services to assist you with the intricacies of taking your company international.     Q How can KWTC help me learn more about foreign markets? A KWTC offers diverse analytical and research tools to our members, supported by a dedicated Board of Directors and Advisory Committee with business interests throughout the world, a network of associates in World Trade Centers and other business and government contacts in nearly every country you can imagine, plus a cadre of international students and interns who have interest in different countries.     Q How can other KWTC members be of assistance to my business? A KWTC is comprised of many international businesses offering products, services and expertise that may be helpful to you and your business. We will connect you to them and them to you as requests and referrals arise.     Q How can I find out more about job opportunities with member businesses? A Being a KWTC member and being involved with our activities will introduce you to many companies and small businesses. If you are looking for international job leads, we recommend that you leverage our excellent programs and website features. Many events and activities we host provide good networking opportunities to meet new businesses and members who often are in search of skilled international staff.     Q What benefits do I get around the world in other World Trade Centers? A When traveling internationally or in the U.S. enjoy the services and facilities of our sister WTC's at member rates. For a complete list of World Trade Centers, visit the WTCA website.     Q What is the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA)? A The World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) was established in 1970 to facilitate international trade by bringing together exporters, importers, and service providers. The first seeds of the international movement were sown in 1970 when the pioneer World Trade Centers- Houston, New Orleans, New York and Tokyo and a number of World Trade Center enthusiasts first organized a World Trade Centers Association. World Trade Centers stand outside politics across national boundaries, in service to those who develop and facilitate international trade. The WTCA has been a world leader in creating innovative service for international business. WTCA is a not-for-profit, non-political association that fosters the WTC concept and develops inter-WTC cooperative programs. WTCA membership includes over 300 WTCs in 88 countries. Over 750,000 companies are affiliated with the WTCA members worldwide.