Absolutely.
Again, to some of the other comments made, the staff on the ground is critical to connecting them. In any country, and take India or China, for example, as a market, it doesn't really matter, any of the Asian countries, it's tough to do business there. It's a lot easier for an SME to go down to Boston and try to peddle his stuff than to go to Mumbai. To go to Mumbai and be successful, they need local staff who know the local context. It is building a long-term relationship, so it needs multiple visits. From a funding point of view, a lot of the SMEs could benefit from what is now done through GOA.
I took seven companies down to India and then I took some to Dubai. GOA funded half of their travel costs. Typically SMEs' troubles are twofold: can I make my payroll? Where is my next customer? Those are the two things that keep them up at night, so they don't want to spend a lot of money going to India and China looking for new business. If we can help, that's one, financing for them, solving part of the cost, then have the local staff help them connect to the right people and build those networks. Whether they need joint ventures or selling, it all starts there.