USD and South Dakota Trade to Host International Trade Seminar Oct. 17
The University of South Dakota and South Dakota Trade (SDT) will offer their second co-branded event, “Export & Import Education: Managing Supply Chains and the Regulatory Environment,” on Tuesday, Oct. 17 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. in Avera Hall at the USD - Sioux Falls.
The seminar will focus on export and import education, as well as discovering the ins and outs of managing supply chains and navigating the regulatory environment.
Schedule of Events
- 8:30 - 10 a.m.: "Exploring the Global Marketplace: An Overview of Globalization and Trade," David Carr, Ph.D., USD Beacom School of Business professor of economics
- 10:30 a.m. - Noon: "Revolutionizing Supply Chains: Navigating 21s Century Trends and Innovations," Tom Martin, Beacom School of Business instructor
- 12:45 - 4:30 p.m.: "Your Regulatory Role in the International Supply (Value) Chain," Donna M. Mullins, Kale Info Solutions (USA) vice president
Cost for the event is $250 and registration is required. Register and learn more about the event.
This daylong seminar has been pre-approved by NASBITE International as a CGBP recertification program. Attendees may receive seven CEUs toward annual recertification. Registration fees still apply. For further information, contact info@NASBITE.org.
Earlier this year, USD became the primary university partner with SDT. Through the partnership, USD and SDT offer educational programming that assists businesses as they navigate international trade.
