The pandemic has posed significant challenges for exports, imports, and supply chains globally. Understanding and managing your transport, logistics, exports, and supply chains are critical to enhancing your competitiveness in the global market.
In this online workshop, you will learn about the various types of export documentation required to sell goods overseas and gain an understanding of exporting and logistics processes, saving your business time and money.
You will also learn some of the most important aspects of managing your transport, logistics, and payment risks, and we encourage you to share your exporting experiences with other attendees. You will leave with the confidence to look at export processes with a new sense of understanding and clarity and this will lead you to become a more capable and successful exporter.
Over 2 three-hour sessions our expert presenter Mark Coleman will cover:
If you're new to exporting or are already exporting but want to understand how having the correct export documents and processes can positively impact your business, this workshop is ideal.
Note: This online workshop is held over two half-days and you should commit to attending both sessions in order to understand and benefit from the export topics taught entirely. The ticket price covers the registration for both days.
Tickets are priced at $240 (GST Inc) for members of The Australian Industry Group. Please email big@aigroup.com.au prior to registration if you are unsure of your member promo code.
Session 1
Wednesday, 08 May 2024 From 9.30 am - 12.30 pm (AEST)
Session 2
Thursday, 09 May 2024 From 9.30 am - 12.30 pm (AEST)
Mark Coleman
With over 27 years of experience, Mark Coleman has both practical and academic knowledge in international trade and transport. Mark owns an international freight forwarding and customs broking business at Melbourne Airport with offices around Australia, a company that is one of the largest suppliers of plastic pallets in the Australian market. He also has a very successful lecturing business which sees him traversing all over Australia.
Prior to becoming an international freight forwarder, Mark worked in international banking, and has been lecturing on this subject for the last 19 years. He publishes regular newsletters about international trade, transport, banking, and letter of credit issues, and is a member of several committees that study and advise on ways to improve international trade conditions and reduce fraud. Mark was also on the Australian Banking committee for the reversion of the UCP600, the rules that govern Letter of Credits (LC).
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