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There is no doubt that the continent of Africa is a land rich in opportunities for international businesses. With an abundance of natural resources, some of the world’s fastest growing economies, and booming demand for technological growth, it’s not hard to see why businesses look to succeed in Africa.
Competitive intelligence keeps a company informed about critical issues that might influence its profitability and ability to compete in the marketplace. It also enables decision makers to make more effective planning decisions.
The United States stands to benefit in trade from the growth of Asian economies such as Vietnam and Korea, British bank HSBC said in a report in late May. U.S. trade is expected to benefit strongly from an uptick in growth in China, Vietnam, India, and other countries in Asia.
CPCS est à la recherche d’un stagiaire en appui à la réalisation de ses mandats et le développement des affaires pour sa division de l’Afrique francophone. Le poste sera à temps plein pour une durée de 4 à 8 mois et sera basé à Ottawa.
I first became interested in trade during my time at business school in the Netherlands. The experience opened my eyes to many of the non-tariff barriers that enterprises face in reaching export markets and how businesses from a “small country” can actively participate in international trade. Now I am leveraging my experience and education for trade impact.
Reporting to the Head of Financial Crime Compliance (FCC) Sanctions, the Senior Manager FCC Sanctions will implement the Trade, Economic and Financial Sanctions and global risk management framework to meet legislative and regulatory requirements within Canada.
The Associate Foreign Trade and Compliance Specialist position provides support to the North America Trade Compliance Manager and is responsible for ensuring that the importing and exporting activities of Teleflex Medical Incorporated and related companies doing business in the U.S., across all product and business units, comply with U.S. laws and regulations.
It takes two to tango, and (at least) two parties to make an emerging markets deal. To set the stage for successful emerging market partnerships, there is a lot of work that has to be done.
Despite their loss in Congress this week, the vigorous opposition to TPP will continue when the actual treaty is finalized and presented to Congress for ratification. Is the TPP deal another giant sucking sound as former presidential candidate Ross Perot called the NAFTA agreement?
With over a decade of experience working with international clients and managing business finances, Kiran is committed to excellence in her work and continuing to develop her career as a Job Cost Administrator.
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