21/01/2015
Dr. Kannan Vanumamalai, CITP|FIBP – Marketing Manager
Dr. Kannan Vanumamalai, CITP®|FIBP®, is the Marketing Manager at Kheeran Inspection Services Inc. in Edmonton, Alberta. With twenty years of international trade experience and an…
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24/12/2014
Christine Colevray, CITP|FIBP, Vice-Consul and Trade Commissioner
Christine Colevray, CITP®|FIBP®, is a Vice-Consul and Trade Commissioner with Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada (DFATD) at the Consulate of Canada in Düsseldorf, Germany….
23/12/2014
Ask the right questions to go global with success!
Admitting what they don’t know will go a long way toward helping them get the good information they need to go global with success!
10/12/2014
Nicole Lauzon, CITP|FIBP – Trade Commissioner
Nicole Lauzon, CITP®|FIBP®, is a Trade Commissioner for the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada (DFATD). She works at the Canadian Consulate in…
05/12/2014
Six steps to creating clear and useful trade research objectives
Determining the research objectives is an early and essential stage of the international trade research process.
26/11/2014
Danielle McDaid (neé Bieber), CITP|FIBP – Trade Commissioner
Danielle McDaid (neé Bieber), CITP®|FIBP®, is a Trade Commissioner with the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada (DFATD), currently based out of the Ontario Regional…
12/11/2014
Olufemi Boyede, CITP|FIBP – Managing Director and CEO
Olufemi Boyede, CITP®|FIBP®, Managing Director and CEO of Koinonia Ventures Ltd. (recently incorporated as Koinonia Global Services Inc. in Canada), is one of Nigeria’s foremost…
07/11/2014
Using Third Party Logistics (3PL) to optimize your supply chain management
Third-party logistics (3PL) is a common practice for supply chain management in which a company outsources logistics functions to another company. The functions that are…
24/10/2014
3 things you must consider before you import from abroad
Many countries have entered into trade pacts or agreements and, through negotiation, have established rules and regulations to govern orderly trade. These trade agreements, along with the relative reduction in trade barriers that ensue, make it simpler to import from abroad.
21/10/2014
7 Ways to manage credit risk and safeguard your global trade growth
The single most serious hazard is not getting paid, for reasons that can range from a customer’s bankruptcy to a government’s imposition of currency controls. Your first line of defence against this danger is to effectively manage credit risk.