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01/04/2015
Katy Baker, CITP®|FIBP®, has built up her international trade knowledge through FITTskills courses, and is the Director of Economic Development for the Mi’Kmaq Confederacy of Prince Edward Island.
31/03/2015
What do you need to know to build trust, inspire respect and create long-lasting global business relationships with your trade partners around the world?
27/03/2015
There is no doubt that the need for oil and gas has had an outsized influence in global geo-politics. But whether we like it or not, international trade flows are being disrupted by the fracking industry, effecting exporters around the world.
25/03/2015
Since becoming a Trade Commissioner Assistant, Diana has relentlessly pursued opportunities to train and educate herself, and views her new designation as proof that she has all of the knowledge, skills and competencies needed to stand out as a leading professional in her field.
24/03/2015
According to the Monitor ICEF, while definitions and classifications of ‘emerging markets’ may vary, the general view is that the BRICS nations and a number of non-BRICS emerging markets will play a prominent role in shaping the new international trade environment.
20/03/2015
Maybe the all too familiar refrain of last year’s uncertainty has dampened our competitive spirit as Canada realigns its economic identity.
However, there are strong reasons to remain genuinely optimistic about the major prospects of Canadian SMEs on the global stage in 2015.
18/03/2015
Corey Miller, CITP®|FIBP®, is the Principal of Definitive Growth Strategies, working with North American manufacturers to expand their sales in international markets.
17/03/2015
While wooden pallets are cheaper, readily available, more customizable and even recyclable, exporters do face the responsibility of ensuring that while they’re shipping their goods to exciting new markets around the world, they are also avoiding the spread of pests that can cause ecological nightmares!
13/03/2015
In the hopes of avoiding a drawn out or failed negotiation of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), the U.S. Congress is negotiating legislation that would allow trade deals to be put on the fast track with few delays and even fewer amendments, also referred to as a trade promotion authority (TPA).
10/03/2015
The rules for regional go-to-market sales and distribution are different in Latin America than they are in many other regions. What works in Belgium or Taiwan almost never goes right in Latin America, so you can’t make any of the same assumptions.
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