International
Advisory Trade Management
Thomas McKaig International Inc. takes
pride in having built a strategically connected global corporation in
cooperation with expert professional associates who mirror this total
quality service and professional commitment to clients. TMI advises
corporate departments of businesses within countries undergoing fundamental economic
transformation. (Estonia, Kyrgyzstan, Hungary, the Ukraine, St. Lucia, etc).
This value added multi-lingual
knowledge base has become the driving force in building
a solution driven international trade management
practice. TMI has completed 60 + projects during the past
15 years, in 10 industries (Financial Markets, Mining,
Education, Consumer Packaging, etc.), for private
industry, small, medium and large enterprises, and foreign governments.
... here to serve your management and training
needs, internationally!
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Thomas McKaig attending an operations meeting
at Cerro Verde Mines, above Arequipa, Peru. During this
mission to Arequipa, Thomas McKaig
International also discussed education issues with the
Director of TEKSUP, a German Trade School, situated in
Lima and in Arequipa. TMI communicated these findings for
follow up to be done by several Canadian and Panamanian
Universities and Colleges.
Above, Corporate President, Mr. McKaig,
on site, preparing a pre-feasibility study assessing the
potential for a World Cargo Distribution Logistics Centre
being built on reverting US Military lands in the Panama
Canal Zone.
The Panamanian-based initiator and
engine of this project from its incubation to
developmental phases is Mrs. Luz de Striem, President of
the Associacion Panamena de Usuarios de Transporte. She
approached the Canadian Executive Service Organization
(CESO), a Non Governmental Organization (NGO) for
assistance with the initial pre-feasibility study, which
was undertaken and completed in Panama, by Mr. McKaig.
Upon his return to Canada, Industry
Canada, headquartered in Ottawa, invited 35 CEOs from
across Canada to be briefed by Mrs. de Striem and Mr. McKaig
on the conclusions of this fact-finding report. These
business leaders learned of the potential for such a
centre as a storage and distribution point for Canadian
manufactured goods en route to South American markets.
The project was then continued by a major engineering
firm.
Mr. McKaig's outstanding
efforts were applauded and praised during a House of
Commons (project
write up) Discussion Period and recorded in the
Hansard Transcripts. Mr. McKaig's study
"will serve as a springboard for feasibility studies
to follow for this world class facility".
International Trade Management
Education
TMI spearheads select, ongoing
Management initiatives by bringing students into the real worlds of entrepreneurs.
"TMI is the proud sponsor of the Ryerson University "ENT 527- Studies in Entrepreneurship"
course field trip to St. Jacob's Ontario Mennonite Community."
TMI is proud of its diverse
contributions to the learning process, to students and to
entrepreneurs, alike. Its efforts provide students with
highly advanced, focused and original in-situ business
insights into existing and new entrepreneurial business
ventures within rural Aboriginal, Franco-Ontarian and
other communities.
TMI addresses international trade issues in corporate
sessions attended by assembly line shift workers and CEOs, alike, in the
following fields: Global Entrepreneurship; Export/Import Steps;
International Trade Financing Mechanisms; International Institutional
Funding; Cultural Diversity; Market Research; and Logistics. TMI has
provided intensive training on western business methods to large groups
of Ukrainian Bankers, on-site in the premises of the Ukrainian Stock
Exchange, in Kiev.
... During needs assessment review and
business development mission through Peru, Bolivia,
Paraguay, Chile and Argentina.

.... Jaime Rozinsky, Senior Advisor for Thomas McKaig International Inc.,
and Mrs. Lucy Rozinsky meeting with Mr. Jim Karygiannis, Federal Member
of Canadian Parliament (left in photo), at the "Chinese Business Expo
and Conference", held recently in Toronto...
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