Past Event – Complimentary Webinar: Can You Afford Not to Have E&O?

The ports are playing a key role in the economy of California, impacting logistics, maritime, air freight and supply chain management services providers and users, including manufacturers, traders and distributors. Join WIT-LA for this timely webinar. The online session provides a platform for the speakers from the California Ports to exchange market intelligence and learn about the insights into current and future trends of the industry and how are hot topics like distribution of COVID vaccine and Digitalization impacting the Supply Chain Management. Amanda Barlow of the District Export Council of Southern California and the Regional Vice President of Roanoke’s Western […]

Join us for an exciting webinar next week! In the next TIA Lunch and Learn, industry experts will discuss the obstacles to overcome and substantial benefits to US and Canada cross-border operations. The presenters include a major US-Canada 3PL company principal, a cross-border logistics attorney, and a transportation and logistics insurance broker, our own Glenn Patton. In announcing the event, the TIA sites considerable benefit to working cross-border, “The United States and Canada retain the largest bilateral trade relationship in the world. In 2020, two way trade in goods between Canada and the United States topped $525.53 billion. That breaks […]

In the world of customs brokerage, the only constant is change, and these fresh challenges always keep things interesting! Let’s get together and catch up on the issues that will help you successfully navigate the road ahead! Join our expert presenters Colleen Clarke, Jennifer Rome and Patrice Lafayette on March 29th at 1pm CDT for an in-depth webinar on Customs Bonds. This event is complimentary and is eligible for 1 CCS/MES/CES NEI credit. Topics of conversation included in this webinar are: Never-ending bond insufficiencies Additional STB requests from CBP CBP bond underwriting and loss type review Significance of meeting CBP claims […]