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07/01/2016
Cuba and Iran are two of the most talked about topics in export compliance lately, and for good reason: both sanctions regimes are undergoing significant changes that have made headlines all over the world.
06/01/2016
After moving to Canada from his home country of Russia, Robert has developed a strong sense for the global marketplace, and looks forward to continuing to grow as a leader in international sales and marketing as the Export Sales Director for Seapass Trading.
05/01/2016
Successful companies know that an effective international distributor may be the most vital relationship in the global supply chain.
04/01/2016
Passion and conviction are important traits for anyone involved in global business entrepreneurship to have, but they’re not enough on their own.
23/12/2015
As members of this constantly growing international trade community, you’ve probably seen a lot of things happening at FITT over this past year. We’re so grateful for your crucial role in making all of those things happen, because without you, none of it would have been possible.
23/12/2015
Esha Abrol, CITP|FIBP, is an ambitious international marketing professional and entrepreneur whose passion for marketing and international trade have taken her in many different directions, continually developing her skills to help businesses grow globally.
22/12/2015
Sometimes, regions experience a sudden boom in their ability to generate economic success. These markets that are on the rise can attract a lot of economic interest and international business activity.
21/12/2015
If you’re expanding your business into foreign markets, your approach to content marketing can be the difference between success and failure.
18/12/2015
For Canada, the agreement will likely result in an increase in both imports and exports, including products such as machinery, canola, beef, pork, minerals and seafood. Canadian companies will gain a competitive advantage over exporters from non-TPP countries who must still face the existing tariffs, while the same will be true for organizations importing goods to Canada.
17/12/2015
How can we complain that we don’t have enough people with the import/export skills to help our economy, while bringing in qualified immigrants and then not opening up available international trade opportunities to them?
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