25/05/2016
Nicole van Hove, CITP|FIBP – Aerospace Trade Commissioner
Nicole van Hove, CITP|FIBP is an Aerospace Trade Commissioner with Global Affairs Canada (GAC), currently working in Ottawa.
News
25/05/2016
What all export service providers need to know about taxes, compliance issues and intricate local laws
Here’s what you need to consider when sending employees to represent your company by delivering services in person in foreign locations.
24/05/2016
How a ‘Brexit’ could affect the UK’s trade with North America
Supporters of the so-called “Brexit” say that continental Europe’s economic upheavals are holding back the British economy, while opponents contend that abandoning the EU could discourage investment in the UK market and lead to a recession.
20/05/2016
To go to trade shows or not to go to trade shows? – that is the question
Trade shows can be a great way to market your company, and are one of the most cost-effective ways of promoting your company’s products and services.
20/05/2016
The unbearable ban on a Northern trade
Polar bears, the symbol of Canada’s North, are at the centre of an ongoing dispute between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Association, Canadian federal and provincial governments, and several Inuit bands.
19/05/2016
Here’s how Canadian SMEs can get funding to explore new export opportunities
How can Canadian SMEs, who form the backbone of the economy, take advantage of the same international opportunities as their larger counterparts?
18/05/2016
Joonmo Yang, CITP|FIBP – Assistant Manager
Joonmo Yang, CITP|FIBP is an Assistant Manager with Younglim Corporation, a forestry import/export company located in South Korea.
18/05/2016
Safaa Al-Shammari, CITP|FIBP – International Business Instructor and Entrepreneur
Safaa Al-Shammari is always on the lookout for new international business opportunities. His varied international trade background includes roles with companies in Iraq, Dubai, and Canada.
17/05/2016
FACE OFF: Man VS Machine
A truck driver shortage has recently emerged over the past several years, with no end in sight. Are more drivers or self-driving trucks the best solution?
16/05/2016
Is an alcohol ruling about to bring down Canada’s interprovincial trade barriers?
A recent ruling in New Brunswick may become the first domino in eliminating interprovincial trade barriers and open up trade within Canada once and for all.