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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the Global Trade Competition (GTC)?

    The Global Trade Competition is an initiative to challenge students to collaborate with their peers in solving real-life challenges in global trade. It connects students with industry professionals and provides hands-on experience in global trade best practices.

    Who can participate in GTC 2025?

    .The competition is open to undergraduate and graduate students from in New York State.

    Is individual participation allowed?

    No, participants must form teams to compete.

    How many members can be in a team?

    .2 members per team, two undergraduate or 1 undergraduate and 1 graduate student

    Can teams include students from different universities?

    Yes, teams can consist of students from different universities within New York State.

    What is the competition about?

    Teams act as business consultants, advising Ben-Amun on “How to Export Handcrafted Jewelry to India”

    What do we need to submit?

    Teams must submit a 5-minute team video presentation outlining their strategy and recommendations​

    How long is each presentation?

    Each team has 10 minutes for their presentation

    How is the competition structured?

    The competition consists of three stages:

    1. Registration & Initial submission (March 10 – April 4 11:59PM)
    2. Finals (April 9)
    3. Award Ceremony at the World Trade Week Kicoff (May 7 at Baruch College, NYC)​

    Who We Are

    The Global Trade Competition is a collaborative initiative that brings together academic institutions, industry professionals, and trade organizations to give students real-world business exposure.

    The competition is made possible through partnerships with:

    Together, these organizations work to bridge the gap between education and the professional world, providing students with the tools to succeed in international business.