21/05/2025
CITP Spotlight: Sumit Khanna – Managing Partner, White Cruz International
When Sumit Khanna first set foot in the world of customer support at Canon India, he couldn’t have predicted the extraordinary global journey that awaited…
India
04/01/2018
10 global trade trends we’ll be watching in 2018
What should you look out for or expect in the international business world in 2018?
15/11/2017
Ronak Patel, CITP|FIBP – Logistics Coordinator
After earning his FITT Diploma and working in logistics for over two years, Ronak Patel is excited about how his designation will now help his career.
05/07/2017
Varun Anthony, CITP|FIBP – Agricultural Specialist
Varun earned his CITP|FIBP designation in May of 2017. Varun Anthony is an Agricultural Specialist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
09/03/2017
What is the RCEP and how could it affect global trade?
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP, is a proposed trade deal that would involve 16 countries, primarily in the Asia-Pacific region.
19/07/2016
5 tips for a better Indian market entry strategy
Here’s some advice based on my own experience that will give you an advantage over your competitors as you build your own Indian market entry strategy.
24/06/2015
Kiran Sharma, CITP|FIBP – Job Cost Administrator
With over a decade of experience working with international clients and managing business finances, Kiran is committed to excellence in her work and continuing to develop her career as a Job Cost Administrator.
12/05/2015
Scott Miranda, CITP|FIBP – International Trade Professional
Scott Miranda, CITP®|FIBP®, is an international business graduate with a background in the international in-flight travel industry, business development and international marketing. His love of travel and passion for global politics inspired Scott to dedicate himself to a career as an international trade professional.
24/03/2015
3 ways emerging markets are aggressively re-shaping the international trade environment
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.