SAN FRANCISCO, CA — January 10, 2018 — Veem, the first global payments platform to use blockchain, today announced the release of comprehensive international business guides to help small and medium businesses (SMB) navigate the challenges of doing business on a global scale. With a commitment to small businesses, Veem has created guides for 34 countries including China, Mexico, and France to empower businesses with the information they need to succeed.
Small businesses owners are some of the hardest working people in the world but resources to help them grow internationally are limited, we want to level the playing field and make it easy for businesses of all sizes to be successful.
“Small businesses owners are some of the hardest working people in the world but resources to help them grow internationally are limited,” said Marwan Forzley, founder and CEO at Veem. “We want to level the playing field and make it easy for businesses of all sizes to be successful. Small businesses now have the information they need to find partners and suppliers and be competitive on a global scale.”
More and more businesses are global, especially those owned by millennials. A survey by IPSOS on behalf of Veem found that 48 percent of small business owners ages 18 to 34 currently sell their products outside of the US and 8 percent are planning to do so soon. By making resources available in one place, at the click of a button, Veem is removing a major barrier for small businesses that don’t know how to enter the global market or expand beyond the countries they currently work with.
Veem’s business guides include valuable information business owners need when they work with suppliers and providers outside of the US but this is just the beginning. The initial list of 34 countries will expand as will the information available on each country. A few examples of the content you will find in these guides are:
Future businesses leaders are bringing a global perspective to their business. They are the first generation to have internet access from childhood and social media has been a way to connect as long as they can remember. Technology has had a profound impact on how this age group does business compared to generation in the past. “The way the future generation does business is different than older business owners. They have always been and will always be global thanks to the removal of barriers by technology,” continued Forzley.
“Technology has made every business global. We want to be a resource for businesses beyond our payments platform,” continued Forzley. Veem makes sending and receiving payments internationally as simple as sending an email. Payments are secure, trackable and there are no hidden fees.
Trusted by more than 700,000 businesses in over 100 countries, Veem is the market leader in automating accounts payables and receivables for businesses. Started with the intention of making business payments as simple as sending an email, Veem has revolutionized the way businesses pay and get paid around the world by empowering business owners, accountants, and finance professionals to take control of their payment processes. Veem levels the playing field by providing enterprise-level payment tools to small businesses. Designed with data security and privacy in mind, Veem adheres to strict compliance, privacy and data protection practices and holds all required federal and state licenses.
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