World Trade Day Event Conference/Lecture Thursday, May 23, 2024 The event started -127 days agoMultiday event - 0 days 9:00 AM 1:00 PM Off campus The Westin Huntsville The 2024 NAITA World Trade Day Luncheon Keynote – Technology, Trade, & the Global Economy: Supply Chain Lessons and Moving Forward – will feature a distinguished speaker who is not only an accomplished economist but also a renowned U.S. customs expert, Pete Mento, Commercial Director of Customs and International Trade at DSV. As businesses navigate the complexities of an ever-evolving economic climate, Pete will share perspectives that can be directly applied to strategic decision-making. Attendees will not only gain a deeper understanding of economic dynamics but will also acquire practical knowledge that can be shared within their teams and organizations to stay ahead of the curve, make informed business decisions, and contribute to the success of their company in the dynamic global marketplace. Program highlights include supply chain lessons learned during the pandemic and trade policy trends focused on technology, aerospace/defense, automotive, and the healthcare industry. Trade enforcement issues and policy changes are happening around the world. Pete believes that America is formulating trade policy now for the next 100 years! With a previous stint as a comedian, Pete’s remarks promise to be enlightening as well as entertaining! As a bonus, DSV will present an abbreviated version of its Customs & Compliance Seminar Tour ’24 with a 2-hour workshop (9-11am) prior to the World Trade Day luncheon (at noon), which is included with registration. This Customs & Compliance Workshop will provide best practices in creating an import compliance program to ensure that a company is mitigating its risks as well as enhancing its competitive advantage. Understanding the classification process, the complex USMCA Rules of Origin, including Autos and Section 301 implications, and important developments in Forced Labor Enforcement are critical for compliance. Even minor mistakes in following import regulations can lead to severe consequences and penalties. Join us to learn actionable strategies to enhance customs and international trade practices. Register Online Details Category Conference/Lecture department SBDC / APEX Audience Public, Students, Faculty and Staff, Alumni Contact Michelle Kloske 2568246422 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Venue Off campusView map More Dates SHARE