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Understanding Incoterms is crucial for anyone involved in global logistics, from importers to exporters, logisticians to insurance agents.

In our upcoming webinar, we’ll provide an overview of Incoterms® 2020 and discuss the critical junctures where carriage, risk, and costs transition from the seller to the buyer. You’ll also learn which Incoterms to use for different modes of transport and discover the benefits of selecting the correct Incoterms for enhancing global supply chains.

Through insightful discussions and practical examples, we will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to confidently implement Incoterms into your daily operations, optimising your global supply chain.

Whether you’re a total beginner in the world of global trade or just looking to brush up on your knowledge, this is the webinar for you!

Stephanie Holloway supports the development and direction of Expeditors' Customs product in the Americas. Stephanie has nearly two decades of experience in the field of customs brokerage, holding positions ranging from desk operations to product manager for Expeditors’ in-house brokerage software.

She has led many key initiatives within Expeditors, including the migration from U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) ACS system to ACE. You will often see Stephanie on customs-focused webinars where she both develops and presents content.

Join Expeditors Nashville for our free in-person Customs Compliance Seminar! This educational seminar has been developed to help educate importers on the hot topics being discussed within the Customs and Trade community right now.

Join members of Expeditors' Global leadership team from Customs & Compliance, Air, Ocean, Security & Risk Management, and Onyx Strategic Insights for an informative and timely discussion on global supply chain conditions past, present, and future. Don't miss this opportunity for an instructive and educational discussion with key members of Expeditors' Global team.

Enjoy morning coffee with a light breakfast, followed by lunch during this enlightening and important seminar. Bring your insight and expertise, as well as questions tailored to your supply chain and business.

Curious about what a Customs Bond is and why it’s required by U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP)? This session will break it down in simple terms. A Customs Bond acts as a financial guarantee to CBP that duties, taxes, and any potential penalties will be paid. If an importer fails to meet these obligations, the Surety, or bond provider, steps in to cover the cost and then seeks reimbursement from the importer.

With today’s rapidly shifting trade environment, including evolving Trade Remedies and Anti-Dumping cases, it is more important than ever for importers to understand how these changes can impact their bond requirements.