From rules to resilience: Trade policy best practices that minimize your risk
Are you ready to gain valuable insights into trade policy? Look no further! This is the must-attend event for supply chain professionals seeking expert knowledge, networking opportunities, and actionable strategies on navigating trade regulations and mastering compliance.
Gain a solid understanding on import and export compliance expectations, upcoming Canadian policy changes, freight market updates, and more. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover the latest insights and unlock comprehensive strategies you can implement to strengthen your trade compliance program.
Topics and themes from the event
- Navigating the U.S. Trade Maze: It’s your Compliance Imperative
This explorative overview of U.S. trade dynamics seeks to unravel the complexities and imperatives of maintaining compliance with shifting U.S. trade regulations.
- From Tariffs to Ethics: How Canada's Trade Landscape is Changing
Delve into proposed changes to Canada’s valuation rules, the strategic navigation of preferential tariffs, and how forced labour standards are impacting supply chains.
- Exploring the Latest CBSA Updates: The Road Ahead with CARM
Discover the latest updates from Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and gain insights into the timeline, implications, and expectations of the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) project.
- On the Move: Insights into North American Transportation Trends
From the state of the Canadian trucking market and the impact of nearshoring on cross-border trade to the evolution of LTL and visibility tools, discover what trends may shape the future of transportation.
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Included in your ticket
- Culinary delights
Enjoy complimentary breakfast, lunch, and refreshments throughout the day, curated to fuel your mind and body for an enriching seminar experience.
- Hassle-free parking
Your ticket includes convenient parking at our venue, ensuring a stress-free arrival and departure.
- Access to exclusive industry info
The day’s four separate sessions, led by supply chain experts, cover diverse topics such as trade regulations, supply chain management, and transportation trends.
- Professional development
Attendees will earn 5 Certified Customs Specialist (CCS) points, enriching your professional portfolio and showcasing your commitment to continuous learning and expertise in the field.
Please note: This seminar will be presented in English.
Welcome our spotlight speakers
Get ready to be inspired! In addition to presenters from CBSA’s CARM outreach team, these skilled speakers bring a wealth of trade policy experience to the table, promising to ignite your curiosity and fuel your passion for problem solving.
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Kevin Doucette Director Trade Policy
Kevin is a licensed U.S. customs broker and has been at the forefront of the supply chain security movement. He has helped hundreds of importers obtain CTPAT certification and validation. His expertise includes assessing supply chain risk, conducting facility and business partner audits, developing internal controls, and conducting training for both regulatory compliance and supply chain security.
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Amy Rose Manager Trade Policy
As the manager of the Canadian trade policy team, Amy provides consulting services on all matters of import compliance. With over 15 years of experience, her special focus is on customs valuation and origin.
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Marco Ramano Vice President North American Surface Transportation
Marco is accountable for Canada and Mexico cross-border sales and United States business development. Over the course of his 18-year career at C.H. Robinson, Marco has specialized in driving strategic customer relationships by educating, consulting, and developing end-to-end supply chain solutions. These solutions complement the shift to nearshoring with integrated logistics outcomes. Marco is a former board member of the Toronto Transportation Club and Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation.
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Patrice Bourdon General Manager North American Surface Transportation
Pat started his career in transportation working for a steamship line, which ultimately lead him to C.H. Robinson 13 years ago after the acquisition of Milgram. He currently leads the C.H. Robinson Montreal surface transport team and the Canadian LTL service. His teams are dedicated to tailoring LTL services for the uniquely Canadian market.