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TORONTO, Nov. 22 /CNW/ - Doing business abroad isn't just for bigbusiness. The new edition of Report on Small Business magazine arrives todaywith a special report on how small Canadian companies can be and aresuccessful operating abroad and what we can learn from their trial-and-errorexperiences in countries like China, India, the U.K., France, Chile and theU.S. In this "Rough Guide" for small businesses, noted global competitivenessexpert Andrea Mandel-Campbell profiles nine Canadian entrepreneurs who havefound their way in the world. From selling spring water in France to weighingtrucks in Chile and leading reforestation in China, Canadian entrepreneursprove they have a whole lot to offer to the world.

    The November issue of Report on Small Business magazine also features:    -   The cream rises to the top: Business tips from Halifax entrepreneur        Michael Duck - one of the most famous - and outrageous -        entrepreneurs in Nova Scotia. Duck's simple cream dispenser, which he        invented in 1985 has made him a Maserati-driving multimillionaire.    -   How to replace yourself: Sometimes, getting a demotion - even giving        one to yourself - is a step in the right direction. The founders of        Toronto advertising agency Zig speak from experience as they share        the details of the unorthodox transition.    

The Globe and Mail's small business web site and Report on Small Businessmagazine focus on the fastest growing segment of the economy: entrepreneurs.In the next five years, more than 100,000 new businesses will launch inCanada. The Globe and Mail serves the unique needs of these businesses with awealth of online resources and dedicated coverage of small business issues andstories at . The magazine is distributedto members of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business and via selecthome delivery issues of the Globe and Mail.

The Globe and Mail, Canada's national newspaper, is a division ofCTVglobemedia, a dynamic multimedia company, which also owns CTV Inc.,Canada's number-one private broadcaster.

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