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WorldCity connects the top executives at South Florida’s multinational companies through six event series, its web site and e-newsletters.

Four event series are for specific executives of the multinational community: the “CEOs” at the multinationals, the Human Resources directors, the Marketing directors and the Government Affairs directors. A fifth is a panel discussions for the multinational community at large and the sixth is a panel discussion for the import-export community.

Representative sampling of the attendees at these event series are included in the media kit. Stories are posted on the website.

WorldCity also has produced a series of TradeNumbers publicatons, including for Miami, Los Angeles, Georgia, Boston, New York, Houston, New Orleans, Seattle, the United States and the Americas. It has also produced TradeNumbers special reports for China, South Korea and Perishables.

Because of the company’s expertise in import-export trade data, WorldCity is frequently quoted in media. (Click on Press Room in the upper left corner of this page.)

For information about marketing your company through WorldCity “Connections” events or annual TradeNumbers publications, please contact:

Ken Roberts, president, 305-441-2244,

You can download our media kit: 2010_WorldCity_Media_Kit.pdf

You can download information about becoming a sponsor of our annual Who’s Here Global Economic Impact Study, which includes an annual Who’s Here celebration for South Florida’s 1,100 multinational companies as well as yearlong research: Who’s Here Global Economic Impact Study

Thank you for your interest in WorldCity.

The Latest From "Trade Connections"

2009 a 'golden' year in one sense only

June 17th, 2010

Pop quiz: What was the biggest import into South Florida in 2009, a tough year when trade shrunk? Hint: It’s not cut flowers, fresh fish or even jets, long key products brought into greater Miami. Gold emerged as the No. 1 import last year, as many people nervous about weak real estate and stock markets turned to gold for security, WorldCity’s latest Miami Trade Numbers report has found. WorldCity President Ken Roberts shared the report and led talks on the outlook for South Florida trade at the June 16 meeting… Read More