Earlier this year, the entire world ground to a halt as the pandemic spread across the globe. Just as COVID-19 stopped us in our tracks, it also interrupted supply chains, logistics and transportation networks which severely impacted manufacturers and their ability to export their products. Many manufacturers could not get basic supplies nor could they...
The U. S. Department of Commerce International Trade Administration Europe Team invite American exporters to join us for market briefings with our U.S. Embassy colleagues across Europe. Each session will cover the current status of the market, key target sectors, new procedures or guidelines, developing trends. Speakers include American government officials and private sector entities....
This dynamic program will provide insights and practical tips of women who are currently engaged in international trade or are considering such a course of action. The two panelists bring years of expertise gained from interacting in an international environment from two different perspectives. Tricia McLain will draw on her more than twelve years serving...
The NCBFAA Educational Institute in cooperation with the Office of Digital Initiatives at the Department of Commerce, invite you to attend a webinar on EEI/AES and EAR. This webinar will focus on the updated Electronic Export Information (EEI), The Automated Export System (AES) and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). Learn about the Electronic Export Information...
The pandemic has fast forwarded the adoption of online purchasing by consumers and business. How can North American companies grasp the opportunities of e-commerce while at the same time avoid the common pitfalls? It is crucial to get the logistics and VAT right! Join us on February 16 at 10 AM EST, for this 1-hour...
The U. S. Department of Commerce International Trade Administration Europe Team invite American exporters to join us for market briefings with our U.S. Embassy colleagues across Europe. Each session will cover the current status of the market, key target sectors, new procedures or guidelines, developing trends. Speakers include American government officials and private sector entities.
Join us for 2 half-day webinars covering the following export compliance topics: U.S. COMMERCIAL SERVICE | INTERNATIONAL TRADE ADMINISTRATION | U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE The U.S. Commercial Service is the trade promotion arm of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration. U.S. Commercial Service trade professionals in over 100 U.S. cities and in more...
The President’s “E” Award was initiated by Executive Order of President John F. Kennedy in 1961 and has been presented annually ever since. The President's “E” Award affords suitable recognition to persons, firms, or organizations which contribute significantly in the effort to increase U.S. exports. There are two types of “E” Awards. • The President's...
In partnership with the New York District Export Council (NYDEC), Five Borough Chamber Alliance, US Commercial Service, and Empire State Development, the British Consulate General of New York invites you to an event on understanding and accessing business opportunities in the UK. Join experts to discuss UK opportunities, including the Green Industrial Revolution, the UK-EU...
State-of-the-State When: Thursday, February 25, 2021 Time: 8AM-10AM Click this link to view the Agenda Click here to review the Speakers Click here to learn more about State-of-the-State Manufacturing in New Jersey was being ignored a few short years ago. Through your efforts, engagement, and voice, New Jersey is once again paying attention to this critical industry....
The U.S. Department of Commerce is partnering with Assent Compliance to help prepare U.S. companies for data requests from European customers concerning the Substances of Concern In articles, as such or in complex objects (Products) (SCIP) database. Assent will be hosting the free webinar on March 3 at 11 AM ET. You will learn about...
Join Ursula Wegrzynowicz & Jennifer Krause of EXIM Bank for a discussion about how U.S. government-issued credit insurance offers coverage for your accounts receivable in ways you may not be aware of. With changing market conditions, learn about EXIM Bank’s unique and flexible programs to enhance your current risk mitigation strategies.
