CCEC Webinar: Certificates of Origin: A Non-Dues Revenue Stream!
Does your Chamber issue certificates of origin? Are you maximizing its potential as a non-dues revenue source and a membership attraction tool? Are you making the most
Millions of certificates of origin (CO) are issued every year and are vital in the facilitation of trade around the world. Virtually every country in the world considers the origin of imported goods when determining the duty that will be applied to the goods or, in some cases, whether the goods may be legally imported at all.In this webinar, you’ll learn about Certificates of Origin and gain a better understanding of how your Chamber and your members benefit. We’ll cover:
1. What are certificates of origin?
2. What they are used for?
3. Why they are required?
4. What is the Chamber’s role in issuing COOs?
5.What is the liability associated with COOs?
6. Where can I turn to for more information?
Presenter: Carman Rossi, eCertify
Carman is the President and Founder of eCertify, a company he created in 2004 to transform the last manual process in the global supply chain process by creating an online solution for processing Certificates of Origin electronically. He is focused on working directly with Chambers of Commerce to deliver the eCertify solution to Exporters and Freight Forwarders in the USA and Canada. Carman has wide global trade knowledge and is regularly invited to speak at conferences, seminars, education workshops both in Australia and overseas including the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) World Chambers Federation (WCF) World Chambers Congress.
Date and Time
Wednesday Apr 16, 2014
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM ADT
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
4 pm ET (Note this is Toronto time, please adjust to your time zone)
Location
Online
Fees/Admission
Members $45 plus HST
Non-members $60 plus HST
Contact Information
Eva Whitmore
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