Wednesday 1 September 2010
1:00pm-2:30pm
Sponsored by Maersk Line
Session Code : G01-1-3
Cost of the session
:
$ 35.00
International shipping and logistics play a decisive role in your import/ export planning. This presentation will clarify trade terms like the Incoterms, the role of freight forwarders, customs brokers, AQIS and Australian Customs and Border Protection.
Event details
Essential workshop for those starting an import or export business.
UNDERSTANDING INCOTERMS
Presented by Bob Ronai Every exporter and importer should make themselves familiar with the correct usage and meaning of the various terms of trade. The internationally-accepted guide to these terms is called Incoterms published by the International Chamber of Commerce. These guidelines have recently been extensively reviewed and re-written with the new version coming into effect on 1 January 2011. Bob Ronai has extensive experience with multi-country transactions with over 40 years experience in back-office support for exporters and importers. He heads Import-Export Services Pty Ltd, an independent provider of document preparation and consultancy services to exporters plus public and in-house training seminars.
YOUR GUIDE TO DUTIES, TAXES AND CHARGES
Presented by Guy Murphy, Client Manager, Industry Engagement, Australian Customs & Border Protection Customs and Border Protection manages the security and integrity of Australia's borders. It works closely with other government and international agencies to detect and deter unlawful movement of goods and people across the borders. Guy Murphy is currently the Client Manager (covering Brokers, Forwarders, Depots & Importers) in the Industry Engagement section of Customs & Border Protection. He has been with Customer since 1983, having worked in a wide range of areas over the areas over the years.
THE ROLE OF FREIGHT FORWARDERS AND MANAGING YOUR SHIPPING AND LOGISITICS NEEDS
Presented by
Rachael Budd, Managing Director and Owner, Platinum International Cargo Rachael Budd has over 15 years’ experience in international freight forwarding for companies based in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. She founded Platinum in 2006, and now uses her extensive expertise of international transport to take the hassle out of the import and export process for clients. Platinum International Cargo pecialises in helping small to medium-sized importers, distributors, exporters and manufacturers get their products to and from their respective global markets as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible.
