Note – The intention of this blog is to provide an insightful, nonpartisan, viewpoint on the potential impacts of the 2024 election on Wisconsin’s businesses.
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When the War is Over – Leveraging Poland
Poland has never been on the top of anyone’s mind – until now.
Immigration, HR versus U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)
According to the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), 32% of all immigrant adults in the U.
Prepping for Exporters
The topic of preparing for exporting takes on a lot of different meanings when you consider world events.
Maintaining the continuity of the Supply Chain
The book, Fooled by Randomness, published in 2001, is credited for the resurgence of the term “Black Swan Event.
Export laws don’t apply to just export transactions. Domestic shippers beware!
It happens more than you think: So, what does this mean for your company? If you are an exporter, you may already be aware that you have a duty to exercise a level of reasonable care that includes scrutinizing any transaction for legitimacy.
Who are you? What role do you play in the international transaction?
It is important to know who you are and what role you play in an international transaction; otherwise, you risk becoming stuck in the murky waters of Trade Compliance.
Adapting Export Strategies in a World of Political Leverage
In August of 2021, I discussed the impact of the political environment on international trade.
Navigating the Global Business Landscape: Insights from “Going Global” Panel
In a recent panel discussion at WEDC’s Marketplace Wisconsin, industry experts provided insights into the fundamentals that companies should prioritize when venturing into international markets.
What do you need to know about 50 USC 58 II if your business boycotts?
50 USC 58 II, also known as the War and National Defense, Export Control Reform and Anti Boycott Act of 2018 has key rulings related to boycotts.