2nd May

International Payment Documentation and Risk Management (2 May)

Name: International Payment Documentation and Risk Management (2 May)
Start: 2024-05-02T13:00:52+1000
End: 2024-05-02T15:00:00+1000

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Event description

A practical Workshop that will:

Cover one of the most frequently asked questions by exporters: how to ensure you get paid.
Dive into risk management, equipping participants with effective strategies to identify, assess, and mitigate risks in international trade.

Spots are limited to 15 attendees to allow for an interactive session where you can ask any and all questions you may have. A chance to receive personalised advice from key trade experts!

Workshops are tailored specifically to companies wanting to upskill their team in export documentation requirements.

All participants will receive:

Workshop booklet, including examples of documentation (soft copy)
Certificate of Completion

If you are interested in a comprehensive training covering various documentation, including International Sales Contracts and International Payment Documentation, don't miss our 3-part Export Documentation Workshop Series. Click here for access. Register for all three to save $170!

This Workshop on International Contracts of Sale and Incoterms® 2020 is part of the Export Documentation Workshop Series.

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The Export Council of Australia

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The Export Council of Australia began in 1957. That is more than 60 years ago! At that time, we were known as the Australian Institute of Export, the leading provider of education and training for Australian businesses engaged in global trade.

Today, we are known as the Export Council of Australia, and we do significantly more. We are the peak body representing every player in the ecosystem of international trade. Our members are individuals, small, medium and large enterprises, coming from different industries and sectors.

Our member exporters are involved in both the manufacturing of goods and delivery of services in a variety of industries such as agrifood, well-being and health, wine, defence, entertainment, information technology, cyber security, construction, etc. They export to a diverse range of markets across every continent of the world.

Organisations that support exporters are also part of our strategic network. They provide marketing and legal advice, arrange logistics and transport services, and facilitate information flows to ease trade processes. They are a critical part of the ecosystem, and we are pleased to be working closely with them.

Also, we collaborate with government departments at the federal, state and local levels (including specialised agencies such as Austrade, IP Australia and CSIRO), as well as academic institutions (such as the University of Canberra, Bond University and the Australian National University) to advance issues that have impact at scale (including on reliable and affordable shipping, simplified trade, Indigenous and environmental issues).

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