Events

TOPICS OF DISCUSSION:

Supply & Demand

Transportation

Warehousing

Customs

How to create resiliency

Topics to be discussed:

USMCA Agreement

Upcoming US Customs Regulations

Partner Government Agencies

Topics to be discussed:

US, MEXICO & CANADA AGREEMENT
Overview of the recently implemented United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

UPCOMING US CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
Updates on US trade remedies and US Customs regulations, such as e-commerce, impact of COVID-19 and force labor concerns.

PARTNER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
Our experts will provide a recap on recent Partner Government Agencies that may impact US Trade.

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Supply Chain disruptions have become the rule rather than the exception. We have seen this building for years, culminating in 2020 – probably the most challenging year for Supply Chains since at least the Financial Crisis of 2008-2009, but maybe even farther back.

Resiliency is the flexibility to adapt and recover from these sudden shocks to the Supply Chain. If your model is fixed, it may not adapt well and may put your entire company at risk.