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02/11/2015
“Schwinn” had a magical name in the 1960s that became synonymous with bicycles. The brand had developed a great reputation for quality and durability. Over the intervening years, the processes and technologies have changed the industry, but is there still a place for good old-fashioned values in today’s tech driven supply chain world?
30/10/2015
Trade finance has shifted from a fairly esoteric, focused and niche element of global trade to become an integral part of the most fundamental aspect of international trade: the global supply chain.
29/10/2015
The seeds of global trade were actually sown far in the past – in empires that once ruled the world.
28/10/2015
Maxim Berdichevsky, CITP|FIBP is Deputy Director, Investment Trade Policy Division at the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) in Ottawa, where he negotiates bilateral investment treaties between Canada and other countries.
27/10/2015
Microglobal is the concept that small business and micro-enterprise can enact in and be part of global commerce. The key to success is building global business relationships.
26/10/2015
Not all big multinationals are of European, North American or Asian origin. Multinationals that start in Latin America and go global are often called “multilatinas”. They are big, international and powerful. But who are they and why should they matter to you as you do business in Latin America?
23/10/2015
There is a direct link between the factors influencing price setting and a company’s marketing strategy. The pricing strategy will depend on the company’s marketing objectives
22/10/2015
While news of improving U.S.-Cuba relations has dominated headlines in recent months, there are still many legal hurdles to overcome. If you’re thinking about expanding your business into Cuba, you’ll want these latest updates on U.S. trade policy.
21/10/2015
Brendan McManus, CITP|FIBP, is an MBA Candidate at the University of Notre Dame, and plans to graduate in 2016 with a concentration in corporate finance and consulting.
20/10/2015
Corruption is a virus. Companies are like living organisms that can be infected by the virus of corruption. Similar to a viral contagion, corruption will spread throughout an organization if not treated intensively at the onset of symptoms with an antibiotic called “zero tolerance”.
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