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My road to becoming a Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) began with a single FITTskills course I took back in 1999 at the International Trade Centre Toronto.
At the end of 2013 we welcomed both of these very impressive Certified International Trade Professionals (CITPs) onto the Board of Directors here at the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT).
The incumbent will provide leadership, direction and project management of new, and maintenance of existing international trade knowledge-based resources to ensure quality, currency, and enhanced customer value. This includes developing policies, procedures, implementation plans, and budgets to manage and enhance current content, as well as developing new content for various outputs.
Business has gone global. That’s hardly news anymore. But for the first time in history, the world marketplace is open all day, every day, unrestricted…
“There’s a huge demand for FITTskills training in Iraq because there are no universities or institutions here that teach international business,” says Bill Kosar, CITP and FITTskills instructor currently delivering global trade courses throughout the Iraq.
‘Tis the end of the year and all faces are grinning, All those launches and products sure kept FITT staff spinning. Let me tell you a few of the things we have done, Some really great projects, there’s a lot more than one!
Nova Scotia Business Inc. looking for a Trade Development Executive to join a progressive team who delivers client-focused business solutions resulting in strong, sustainable economic growth and prosperity for the Province of Nova Scotia.
At the same time, my Canadian paranoia is making me wonder how Canada managed to convince the European Union to join us in a Canada Europe Trade Agreement.
Trading internationally involves risks beyond the normal risks of doing business in domestic markets. Late or non-delivery of goods, foreign exchange and country risk offer…
Vancouver Career College Vancouver campus is seeking a part-time FITT Program Instructor. Topics of instruction include import/export planning, entry strategies for international markets and cross-cultural business practices, trade regulations, negotiation strategies, marketing techniques and global trade trends.
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