Export Training | International Business Fundamentals: From Start to Export
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Date:May 26 & 27, 2010
Time: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. both days Cost: WTC Members:
$150, Non-Members: $225 Location: WTC Denver, 1625 Broadway, Suite 820
Co-ordinator:Justin Szymik, Director of Education, 303-592-5757
Registration: Please download a Spring 2010 registration form and fax it to 303-592-5228 or contact Justin Szymik, Education Director at the WTC Institute, 303-592-5757 |
This intensive two-day seminar is for the
novice as well as the experienced exporter wanting to learn more about what is
involved with an international shipment. On Day 1 (May 26),
the workshop will cover: - Challenges in export trade;
- Trade
partners and contract negotiation;
- Packaging and labeling;
- Quotations
(proforma invoices);
- Factors to consider when locating and choosing trade
partners;
- U.S. export controls and regulations;
- Export documentation and
shipping;
- Loaners/demos, N/C items, repairs, and returns;
- Import clearance
and customs at the foreign port;
- International commercial terms (Incoterms);
- Incoterms and the proforma invoice;
- Incoterms and insurance (general
average);
- Hoops and hurdles and the "Big Payoff"; and
- Developing your
Export Management System.
On Day 2 (May 27), the workshop will cover: - Credit considerations
- methods of payment, country risk, and credit risk;
- Documentary collections as
a payment term;
- Initiating the Letter of Credit;
- The L/C application form;
- UCP600 guidelines and rules for L/C transactions;
- The specific roles of the
different banks involved in the L/C process;
- Incoterms 2000 - how they are used
in L/Cs;
- The review process - what to do once you have received the L/C;
- Documentary implications - creating and presenting compliant documents (incl.
samples and examples);
- Discrepancies - the impact for both exporters and
importers; and
- Case studies - real life applications of the topics covered in
the workshop.
About Our Instructor: Instructor Laura Pedersen, International
Trade Services Officer for First National Bank, has over 27 years in the
international arena and holds one of the few CDCS (Certified Documentary Credits
Specialist) certifications in the Midwest. For over 18 years, Laura managed the
international department for a large manufacturing company. Laura has been working
in international banking for nine years, helping customers with their importing and
exporting transactions. |
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