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With a strong sense of purpose and direction for her career, and her experience and accomplishments in hand, Takayo Shinji, CITP|FIBP is poised to make waves in global trade in the years to come.
Playing by the rules of global trade compliance is an essential ingredient for success in any market. Here are 4 things you should consider when examining your company’s compliance program.
Sylvain Charbonneau balances teaching FITTskills courses with running his own international trade and communication consulting company, SC Communication.
Atsushi Nozaki works with shipping captains worldwide to ensure their requests are taken care of and their overall experience is as smooth as possible.
For those not affected by the moody ponderings of the press, Britain’s self-inflicted exit from the European Union does present an interesting case study; a window into the decline of global trade.
CETA was designed from the ground up to streamline the trade process between signing members, but has also been met with immense criticism on both sides of the Atlantic.
On April 3rd, the so-called ‘Panama Papers’ were unveiled by news outlets around the world. Coverage of the story is likely to last for quite some time due to the size and substance of the leak, and the amount information that needs to be analyzed.
The city of Vancouver is one of the most important trade areas in BC, and indeed across Canada, with Port Metro Vancouver standing as the largest and most diverse port in the country, and one of the busiest in North America. Find out more with this amazing Vancouver infographic!
Facing a global economic slump and a sharply devaluating loonie, the government of Canada has strategically turned its attention on growing international markets with the goal of tapping into the economic benefits of global trade including seeking a free trade deal with China.
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.
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