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Welcome
Thank you for
visiting our web site. Our company offers a unique and comprehensive
program of services for corporate clients involved in US-Israeli
business ventures. The Transmark Corporation provides strategic
consulting, joint venture development, marketing and
sales, business research,
sourcing, and on site logistical support for both
Israeli companies with ventures in the United States and American
companies with operations in Israel. Transmark also
offers a Cross Cultural business communications training program
that includes seminars, coaching, facilitation and consulting
services designed to prepare American businesspersons to
successfully conduct business in Israel.
Please browse this
simply designed site to learn more about us and the insight we can
provide to your organization.
Transmark, a US
corporation maintaining an active presence in Israel has been
providing its consulting services since its inception in 1991 and
has amassed an unprecedented amount of experience on the
intricacies, challenges and rewards of bilateral US-Israeli trade.
Because of its active presence in both countries, Transmark is
uniquely positioned to provide local consulting services and on-site
support to both American and Israeli clients. In essence,
Transmark’s bilateral operations create an informational as well as
physical bridge on which US and Israeli businesses can rely when
developing their mutual relationships.
Transmark’s
consulting, business development, trade management, research,
sourcing and cross cultural training services are all, in essence,
derivatives of the company’s exceptional degree of specialization,
familiarity and expertise with the many facets, peculiarities and
prerequisites for developing successful commerce between American
and Israeli companies. This comprehensive company profile describes
the Transmark Corporation’s unique set of inter-related services
that provide professional guidance and expert assistance for US and
Israeli companies planning, or currently involved in, mutual
business ventures.
Israel is a young
country whose evolving multiethnic society, political system and
economy have undergone unprecedented change in just a few decades.
Emphasis on education, a robust military industrial complex and
highly accelerated investment in infrastructure and technology,
quickly transformed this minute country into an R&D and commercial
powerhouse vital to global operations of numerous multinational
corporations. Israel’s established stature as high-tech hotbed has
dramatically increased the nation’s global business exposure, has
increased its strategic importance as a potential gateway to the
East and has transformed the country into an important destination
for international business development ventures. The diversity,
complexity and unique flavor of Israel’s population and culture are
key contributors to the intricacies of doing business in that
country. More than anywhere else, the Israeli business environment
reflects, and is driven by, the history, geopolitics, ethnic
diversity, economy and values of a people whose attributes are as
composite and elaborate as their chronicles and legacy.
Even seasoned
foreign businesspersons have difficulty grasping the sheer size,
diversity and immense economy of the United States. Productivity,
competition and capitalist mores driving an unrelenting passion for
success and economic gain define a country that has, in a mere few
hundred years, risen to dominate global culture and economy. The
unspoken rules governing life and business in America, the
challenges of understanding the forces conjuring mega-sized
businesses, the prerequisites for financial success, and the
pressures of accountability for the bottom line are all compounded
by subtle cultural differences that nevertheless exist in a country
as politically, socially and ethnically diverse as the United
States. For businesspersons who are schooled and familiarized with
Old World economics and culture, comprehending America’s
complexities can be a daunting task. For foreign executives, no
amount of non-linear, geographically detached interaction can
replace the proficiencies gained from a continuous on-site presence
and day to day immersion in the realities, burdens, and machinations
of America’s hyper commercialized business environment. The
resulting confusion, time and lost revenue spent by foreigners on
learning how to, and consequently, implementing business ventures in
America can be threatening factors to a foreign company’s
performance.
We are here to
help. For thirteen years our company, Transmark, has been developing
cooperative ventures between American and Israeli businesses. Our
principals have over twenty-five years experience in managing
US-Israeli commercial relationships. It is that experience that
drives the content and quality of the unique set of services we
offer both American and Israeli companies seeking to do achieve
successful bilateral business.
We hope we can be
of service.
Gad Cohen, M.D. |