Veteran’s Day 2020

Mexico Updates ATA Carnet Procedures: Mandatory Pre-Registration Mexico has introduced new requirements for ATA Carnet holders that significantly impact how Carnets must be used when entering and exiting the country. These updates are now mandatory and should be carefully followed to avoid delays or penalties:  New Requirement: Pre-Register Your ATA Carnet 7+ Days Before Arrival ATA Carnet holders traveling to Mexico must notify Mexican Customs at least 7 days in advance of their intended visit. Registration Link: https://www.canacocdmexico.com.mx/carnet-atav3/web/index.php?r=importaciones/create Cost: $1,020.00 MXN (+ IVA) – about $60 USD Deadline: At least 7 days before arrival in Mexico For direct technical support and guidance with pre-registration, contact: comint1@ccmexico.com.mx  Entry Requirement Steps (New): After […]

The International Trade Surety Association (ITSA) recently announced its new leadership team. Colleen Clarke has stepped into the role of President for a two-year term that commenced on March 1, 2026. She will be joined by Steve Carson Sulzer, who will continue to serve as Secretary, and Michelle Lucaccioni, who returns as Treasurer. This incoming group of officers brings a strong vision to guide the organization through its next chapter.  Thanks to Matt Zehner for serving as ITSA President for the past six years. The Influence of the International Trade Surety Association ITSA plays a pivotal role in the customs […]

It is with great pleasure that we announce the promotion of Danielle Kurtzer to the role of Regional Vice President of our Charleston office, effective February 1, 2024. This is a significant milestone for Danielle and all of us at Roanoke, as she brings a wealth of experience and leadership to this pivotal role. Danielle’s journey in the insurance industry is nothing short of inspiring. With over 30 years under her belt specializing in Surety Bonds, Cargo Insurance, and Property & Casualty Insurance, she has proven herself to be a formidable force in the field. Her tenure at Roanoke began […]