Talking Trade at FIT: International Trade, Post-Election

As part of World Trade Month, a panel of experts will discuss the implications of the new executive branch’s agenda on free trade agreements, duty savings from first sale, eco-friendly materials, and intellectual property protection.

Panelists will be:
Julie K. Hughes, president, U.S. Fashion Industry of America
Pamela Church, partner, Baker & McKenzie LLP, and International Trade and Marketing program advisory board member
Cynthia F. Whittenburg, deputy executive assistant commissioner, Office of Trade, U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Mary Jo Muoio, senior vice president, Geodis USA

Arranged by:
Robert Chin Quee, senior vice president, Geodis USA

Erin Williamson, trade compliance analyst for Geodis USA, will moderate.

This event is part of the Talking Trade at FIT lecture series, which is organized by the Department of International Trade and Marketing. This panel discussion was also arranged by Robert Chi Quee, senior vice president of Geodis USA and an International Trade and Marketing program advisory board member, in collaboration with the New York District Export Council.