The Multicultural Business Council has expanded member to Asia as My Neat Site, a web development company, has joined the council. Less than three months old, MBC now boasts members in North America,
May 19, 2006 (Press Release) --
My Neat Site, a web site development company located in Siberia, Russia, has become the first Multicultural Business Council (MBC) member on the Asian continent.
In addition to Asia, MBC boasts members in North America and Africa.
“Our goal of connecting cultures through commerce seems to be an enormous global hit,” says Rick Weaver, Chief Operations Officer. “Although we are still our first year of existence, we have already seen tremendous growth among individual and corporate members.”
According to Weaver, the organization is also recruiting members in Europe and Central America as it seeks to find business growth opportunities around the world.
My Neat Site uses a process called Cascading Style Sheets to create web sites that are both easy to navigate and quick to download. Marketed by 24 year old Yuri Filimonov, the new company understands the opportunity available in the global marketplace. Fluent in English and Russian, Yuri is able to provide outstanding customer service throughout most of the world. He is also learning additional languages to open up even more of the globe.
The Cascading Style Sheet methodology allows Yuri to differentiate himself from the many other web developers. The Internet allows him to compete in local markets as professionally and conveniently as if he were in his customer's home town.
“At his absolutely amazing how an American can sit in his office in Detroit at work so effectively with someone in Siberia,” adds Weaver. “To think that it was not so long ago that the two countries were enemies and today we can effectively participate in global commerce with admiration, respect, and most importantly as friends.”
About the Multicultural Business Council: The Multicultural Business Council is a membership organization based near Detroit, Michigan. Its purpose is to connect cultures through commerce. The organization offers certification programs, events, cultural trips, and other venues to increase awareness and appreciation of the multiple cultures that make America the great country that it is. For more information about the Multicultural Business Council, send an email to mbc@getmaximpact.com or visit www.mbc-usa.org .
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In addition to Asia, MBC boasts members in North America and Africa.
“Our goal of connecting cultures through commerce seems to be an enormous global hit,” says Rick Weaver, Chief Operations Officer. “Although we are still our first year of existence, we have already seen tremendous growth among individual and corporate members.”
According to Weaver, the organization is also recruiting members in Europe and Central America as it seeks to find business growth opportunities around the world.
My Neat Site uses a process called Cascading Style Sheets to create web sites that are both easy to navigate and quick to download. Marketed by 24 year old Yuri Filimonov, the new company understands the opportunity available in the global marketplace. Fluent in English and Russian, Yuri is able to provide outstanding customer service throughout most of the world. He is also learning additional languages to open up even more of the globe.
The Cascading Style Sheet methodology allows Yuri to differentiate himself from the many other web developers. The Internet allows him to compete in local markets as professionally and conveniently as if he were in his customer's home town.
“At his absolutely amazing how an American can sit in his office in Detroit at work so effectively with someone in Siberia,” adds Weaver. “To think that it was not so long ago that the two countries were enemies and today we can effectively participate in global commerce with admiration, respect, and most importantly as friends.”
About the Multicultural Business Council: The Multicultural Business Council is a membership organization based near Detroit, Michigan. Its purpose is to connect cultures through commerce. The organization offers certification programs, events, cultural trips, and other venues to increase awareness and appreciation of the multiple cultures that make America the great country that it is. For more information about the Multicultural Business Council, send an email to mbc@getmaximpact.com or visit www.mbc-usa.org .
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