Louisville World Trade Center
A World Trade Center is a recognizable symbol of locally focused economic strength in world commerce. Anchored by a unique combination of tenants and visitors, a World Trade Center is bustling hub of export activity. Membership requirements and cost vary according to the World Trade Center.
Lexington Office
333 West Vine St.
1600 World Trade Cntr
Lexington, KY 40507
859-258-3139
Fax: 859-233-0658
admin@kwtc.org
Louisville Office
224 South Second St.
Louisville, KY 40202
502-574-2400
Fax: 502-574-1585
kwtc@louisvilleky.gov
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About KWTC
Doing
business beyond Kentucky's borders is one of the greatest challenges your
company will face, but it is also one of the greatest opportunities. Whether
you are a small company just getting started or a large,
well-established corporation, importing and exporting products and services can prove to
be some of the most rewarding and exciting projects you will undertake.
That's where the Kentucky World Trade Center (KWTC) can help. With offices in Lexington and Louisville, the KWTC is a leading provider of trade services across the state. Our unique public-private partnership works to advance the global competitiveness of Kentucky companies. Last year, the KWTC responded to more than 500 individual service requests and organized high-profile trade programs featuring business and political leaders from Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. The Commonwealth of Kentucky has emerged as a leader among the 50 states in expanding its international trade, and over the past decade, Kentucky ranked sixth in export growth.
Our relationship with the World Trade Centers Association, which encompasses a global network of over 300 world trade centers in 101 countries, allows our members access to the global marketplace.
Many improvements have been added to our website, including a community calendar of international events and highlights of our signature event, World Trade Day. Also, you can join the KWTC direct using the online application form. Please take some time to look around and see what's new. Any questions, suggestions or comments about the website can be sent to us by using the KWTC Contact Form.
We wish you much luck as you explore the many advantages of the global marketplace and we hope that you'll allow the Kentucky World Trade Center to act as your guide on this exciting journey.
Best Regards,
Martha Layne Collins, KWTC Chair
Former Governor of Kentucky
Board of Directors & Advisors and Committee Members
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