Nerijus Kukarenas Email & Phone Number | I focus on helping manufacturers from Lithuania and other Eastern European countries to expand their businesses globally. For some, it means finding reliable suppliers in Asian markets, for others, it is about opening the door to such export markets as USA. Benefiting from international trade requires special know how - from understanding cultural differences, that comes only from spending enough time in China or other markets, to knowing nuances of international shipping and how to avoid most common blunders. In this field mistakes can cost a fortune, so part of my job is to guide clients through the complexity of international trade in a way, that would bring money in, not out of their pockets.

Nerijus Kukarenas

I focus on helping manufacturers from Lithuania and other Eastern European countries to expand their...
Lithuania

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Nerijus Kukarenas’s Email nerijus@pointoneintl.com

Nerijus Kukarenas’s Phone Numbers +1 440-891-****

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Nerijus Kukarenas is a I focus on helping manufacturers from Lithuania and other Eastern European countries to expand their businesses globally. For some, it means finding reliable suppliers in Asian markets, for others, it is about opening the door to such export markets as USA. Benefiting from international trade requires special know how - from understanding cultural differences, that comes only from spending enough time in China or other markets, to knowing nuances of international shipping and how to avoid most common blunders. In this field mistakes can cost a fortune, so part of my job is to guide clients through the complexity of international trade in a way, that would bring money in, not out of their pockets.