October 7,8,15, and 22 at 11am ET (October “Manufacturing Month”)
Re-energize your Trade Show Experience & Strategy
Join the U.S. Commercial Service to learn how to unlock the full potential of trade shows with our comprehensive 4-part webinar series designed for professionals eager to maximize their event impact.
Monday, October 7, 2024 at 11am-12pm ET
(**This reflects the rescheduled date for this session)
Registration Fee: $30
Part I: Trade Show Preparation Considerations (60-minutes)
The Value of Trade Shows: Understanding the benefits and opportunities they offer.
Panelist: Michelle Bonina, Sales Director, Reed Exhibitions, Joe Raycraft, SBA, Regional Finance Manager, Grace Preston, International Sales Manager, Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc.
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Tuesday, October 8, 2024 at 11am-11:45am ET
Registration Fee: $15
Part II: Other Trade Show Considerations (45-minutes)
Ensure that all products and materials you display comply with export regulations. This includes understanding restrictions on certain items, adhering to licensing requirements, and keeping track of any necessary documentation. Proper compliance helps avoid legal issues and smooths your participation in international trade shows.
Safeguard your intellectual property by taking proactive measures at trade shows. This involves registering patents, trademarks, or copyrights before the event and monitoring for any potential infringement. Utilize non-disclosure agreements with partners and ensure that your displays and materials are protected.
An ATA Carnet is a customs document that allows for the temporary importation of goods without paying duties or taxes. Ensure you acquire an ATA Carnet if you’re bringing equipment or samples to an international trade show. This document simplifies customs procedures and helps avoid unnecessary costs and delays.
Panelist: Kevin Daly, Counsel, Robinson & Cole, John Mutchler, Partner, Robinson & Cole, Kiel Ursin, Carnet Specialist, Boomerang Carnets
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Tuesday, October 15, 2024 at 11am-12:00pm ET
Registration Fee: $30
Part III: During the Show (60-minutes)
Panelist: Christine Kratz, International Sales Executive, Reed Exhibitions
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Tuesday, October 22, 2024, at 11am-11:45am ET
Registration Fee: $15
Part IV: Post Show Follow-up (45-minutes)
Panelist: Amy Bosco, Beekly Medical (Connecticut DEC Chair)
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For full description of each session, see "Agenda" below and select "Learn More"
Cost:
We invite you to customize the 4-part webinar series according to your training needs. You can join individual webinars or the entire series. See ticket options listed for pricing of individual webinars.
$90 for the entire webinar series (all 4 webinars)
***Webinar platform will be Microsoft Teams, please expect an invite with webinar details within 48 hours of payment.
If this is your first time registering for an event with the U.S. Commercial Service, using our new event platform, InEvent, please follow the steps in the Registration Help Guide to create a new account, and then register.
Questions?
Please contact Anthony Sargis, Anthony.Sargis@trade.gov
Part I: Trade Show Preparation Considerations (60-minutes)
Panelist: Michelle Bonina, Sales Director, Reed Exhibitions, Joe Raycraft, SBA, Regional Finance Manager
Part II: Other Trade Show Considerations (45-minutes)
Ensure that all products and materials you display comply with export regulations. This includes understanding restrictions on certain items, adhering to licensing requirements, and keeping track of any necessary documentation. Proper compliance helps avoid legal issues and smooths your participation in international trade shows.
Safeguard your intellectual property by taking proactive measures at trade shows. This involves registering patents, trademarks, or copyrights before the event and monitoring for any potential infringement. Utilize non-disclosure agreements with partners and ensure that your displays and materials are protected.
An ATA Carnet is a customs document that allows for the temporary importation of goods without paying duties or taxes. Ensure you acquire an ATA Carnet if you’re bringing equipment or samples to an international trade show. This document simplifies customs procedures and helps avoid unnecessary costs and delays.
Panelist: Kevin Daly, Counsel, Robinson & Cole, John Mutchler, Partner, Robinson & Cole, Kiel Ursin, Carnet Specialist, Boomerang Carnets
Part III: During the Show (60-minutes)
Panelist: Christine Kratz, Internaitonal Sales Executive, Reed Exhibitions
Part IV: Post Show Follow-up (45-minutes)
Panelist: Amy Bosco, Beekly Medical (Connecticut DEC Chair)