South Florida global trade firm moves HQ to Manatee County

By Mark Gordon
| 8:45 a.m. October 31, 2023
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At SeaPort Manatee celebrating the inauguration of the Oxford Brazilian Hub: Cristiano Berbert, Brazil’s Miami-based deputy consul general; Carlo Barbieri, Oxford Group president/CEO; Roxana Santoyo, International Trade Hub manager; Carlos Buqueras, SeaPort Manatee executive director; and Ambassador André Odenbreit Carvalho, Brazil’s Miami-based consul general.

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A global trade consulting firm that handles immigration, tax planning, real estate investments and more for clients has moved its headquarters from Boca Raton to Manatee County.

The company, Oxford Group Inc., is now based out of SeaPort Manatee, in north Manatee County, according to a release. Oxford made the announcement in conjunction with news that the Oxford Brazilian Hub, a center for the “advancement of high-technology-focused commerce with Brazil,” according to the statement, is now open at the International Trade Hub at SeaPort Manatee.

The Oxford Group, according to its website, is one of the largest consulting firms for Latinos in the U.S., with more than 120 employees, associates and consultants. It's been in operation for nearly 50 years, with 31 years in the United States, and can do business in Spanish, Portuguese and English.