The U.S. Department of Commerce’s U.S. Commercial Service is looking to help the automotive industry by connecting U.S. automotive exporters with pre-screened international buyers and potential partners recruited by our U.S. embassy and consulate staff from around the world. Your automotive firm can participate in this program and make dynamic global connections from your desktop, explore new markets, and identify potential export sales leads immediately!
Pre-Screened International Buyers will participate from Algeria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Egypt, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Panama, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, South Africa, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Uruguay and Vietnam.
In addition to meeting potential international buyers, U.S. exporters will also have the opportunity to request virtual meetings with our U.S. Embassy Diplomats / Auto Industry Experts to gain strategic intelligence and learn first-hand about real time market developments in-country.
Hannover Messe is seven leading trade shows and an investment summit all in one. With industry pavilions for Automation, Motion and Drives, Engineering Parts & Solutions; Digital Ecosystems, Compressed Air & Vacuum, Energy Solutions, Logistics, and Future Hub, exhibitors have great opportunities to connect with 215,000+ potential customers from more than 70 countries.
For more information or to register, please click here.
Overview
Participants will hear Regional Overviews of Business Environments/Infrastructure Opportunities for Eurasia, Trade and Investment Framework, Identification of opportunities along with Project-Level assistance and suport for U.S. Exports.
Objectives
Participants will gain understanding of the Eurasian business environment and infrastructure sector, U.S. GOV Trade Policy to compete with China’s Belt and Road Initiative and followed by International Financing for Eurasian Infrastrucutre.
Event Information
• In depth market intelligence for Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Eurasia
• Bilateral/multilateral trade agreements, U.S. government trade-related dialogues and engagement with Eurasia.
• Multi-Lateral International Financial Institutions in Eurasia’s Infrastructure and
• Individual Project Highlights
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• One registration gives access to all 3 webinars Dates 1) July 14 10am ET 2) July 21 10am ET 3) July 28 10am ET Cost: There is no cost to view these webin
• You will receive 3 emails. First email is your registration receipt. Second eMail contains participation information. Reminder eMail 24-hrs in advance.
• Participation is via your computer and phone line.
• All webinars will be recorded and provided to registered participants.
• For more information on the content, contact Tanner.johnston@trade.gov or Matt.baker@trade.gov
Expanding Global Opportunities For Minority & Women-Owned
Businesses Webinar
Tue, Jul 14, 2020 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PDT
Join us for an in-depth conversation on infrastructure project opportunities in Sub-Saharan Africa, featuring perspectives from Kansas City Engineering Leaders and Key Government Resources.
With six of the ten fastest growing economies in the world and over one billion consumers, Africa is poised to play a pivotal role in the global economy. Meanwhile, producers in Africa see a U.S. consumer market of more than 300 million people that already has a purchasing power of $13 trillion — the largest in the world. American companies not only bring significant capital, innovation, and proven solutions, but adhere to the highest standards of transparency, quality, and social responsibility. A greater connection between the U.S. and African private sectors will expand markets for U.S. goods and services and contribute to more self-reliant, prosperous, and stable African countries.
The Kansas City region is a global destination for architecture, engineering, and design talent making it one of the top five concentrations of U.S. architecture and engineering employment. Firms here have a global impact of more than $14 billion in annual global revenue (2017) by exporting top-notch engineering & design products and services spanning all sectors.
The U.S. Commercial Service Kansas City, in partnership with the World Trade Center Kansas City, invites you to participate in this virtual program featuring speakers from Black & Veatch, Alpha Energy & Electric, Millennium Challenge Corporation, and the U.S. Commercial Service Mozambique. The diversity of the speakers will allow a breadth of conversation around both large company and SME exporter perspectives on the market, donor-financed development programs, as well as current infrastructure project opportunities in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Prosper Africa(link is external) is a U.S. Government Initiative that unlocks opportunities to do business in Africa — benefiting companies, investors, and workers both in Africa and the United States. The goal is to substantially increase two-way trade and investment between the United States and Africa.
A #ACFrontPage ONLINE EVENT – How can we expect world trade to adapt post-COVID? How can countries better prepare for future shocks, like another pandemic? How can the WTO and national governments work together to build more resilient post-pandemic trade linkages?
CalChamber is pleased to present an important panel discussion for these times. Join us on July 15 at 8 a.m. for this free one-hour panel discussion via Zoom on the role that racism and bias plays in the workplace.
The event will be led by Cassandra Pye, Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer for Lucas Public Affairs, who will be joined by Jonathan Mayes, Senior Vice President of External Affairs and Chief Diversity Officer at Albertsons; Leland Jourdan, Chief Diversity Officer for Chevron Corporation; and Audra Bohannan, Senior Client Partner at Korn Ferry.
Together, this esteemed group will lend their expertise on a wide range of issues related to bias including the ways company leadership can respond to racism and move the needle on diversity in their organizations; how bias influences decision-making, hiring, promotions and retention; and education and training programs to move workers into management.
Click here to register.
Overview
Chile needs to further improve and modernize its agriculture production processes to better take advantage of its position as a top ten food provider in the world. Objectives Learn about the agriculture and water resources industry sectors in Chile and reasons to consider doing business in the country. Event Information In the midst of its worst drought in history, Chile is looking for the latest technologies to improve water use efficiency. Farmers are looking to incorporate best practices and high-end technology in their production processes. The country is an excellent market for the latest and most innovative irrigation technology, as well as use and preservation of existing water resources. Chile geographical location in the southern hemisphere, allows for counter-season products to be exported to the northern hemisphere, where main consumers are. Please read the following information carefully: The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards. Please read the Privacy Act Notice. Date: July 15, 2020 at 1PM EST Cost: Free. If you are interested in all of the webinars, please register the entire series. Venue: Your Computer The Net portion of the Webinar can be accessed 15 minutes prior to its scheduled start time.
Overview
During the webinar, you will receive insight on how to access various European security markets and up-to-date market intelligence of the opportunities in the midst of current global events.
Objectives
Learn about the current infrastructure protection and homeland security market in Europe.
Event Information
• Receive industry insights on the homeland security and critical infrastructure protection market in Europe
• Learn about the latest trends in Infrastructure and Homeland Security, upcoming projects and priorities, procurement landscape and trade barriers.
• Hear directly from security experts on the ground, for real-time information on how the markets are changing and which direction is best to focus your resources
• Engage with U.S. Embassy experts on the security sector across Europe and learn about how we can assist you virtually in this new environment.
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• Thursday, July 16, 2020 11:00 am – 12:30pm Eastern
• Cost: There is no fee to participate, but this webinar is intended for U.S. companies.
• Venue: Your computer
• The internet portion of the webinar can be accessed 15 minutes in advance of the scheduled starting time.
• We will send you the login information needed to access the webinar the day before the event.
Information in a Digital Age Series
Access to more information does not necessarily mean what we read and see is reliable and factual. Discussions in this three-part series will focus on how journalism and reporting has been impacted by increased connectivity to the world around us. The sessions will focus on how journalists are adapting to challenges of misinformation and changing landscapes and offer insight into the “fake news” phenomenon. Additionally, this series will address the global impact of disinformation campaigns and what steps cyber security experts are taking to combat these actions.
Part 1 Journalism in a Changing World
Journalists have long played an important role in providing news, information and accountability around the globe. With evolving technological advances and increased connectivity, the way people receive news and information continues to evolve as well. In an age where “breaking news” is readily available at any given moment, how have journalists kept pace? Have journalistic standards been adjusted or impacted by technology? Or influenced by other factors? In this session, panelists will discuss the role of journalists around the world, the experiences and challenges they face in reporting, and their efforts to ensure the public has access to solid and reliable information.
Topics of Discussion
• What is the role of journalists around the world?
• How has journalism around the world been impacted by technology?
• How has consumption of news via the internet – and via apps specifically – changed what is reported and how?
• Have journalistic best practices evolved due to changing technologies and platforms? If so, how?
We’ll include time for questions and answers.
Overview
Join us for a virtual coffee featuring our U.S. Embassy colleagues from Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Czeck Republic. The 30-minute informal conversation with our industry experts will open with current market conditions and questions.
Objectives
Market update and discussion from seasoned staff on the ground.
Event Information
Moderator
Pam Plagens, Advanced Manufacturing Team Leader, joined by,
• Joanna Bereza – Commercial Specialist, U.S. Embassy – Warsaw, Poland
• Agnes Armour – Commercial Specialist, U.S. Embassy – Budapest, Hungary
• Zdenek Svoboda – Commercial Specialist, U.S. Embassy – Czech Republic; Marian Volent, Commercial Specialist, U.S. Embassy – Slovakia & Desk Officer Aileen Elwell
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• When: 11 am Eastern, Thursday, July 16, 2020
• A Microsoft Teams link will be shared with registrants.
• For questions, please contact: Anastasia Xenias, anastasia.xenias@trade.gov, or Helen Crowley, helen.crowley@trade.gov
Need help navigating through the current resources for small business owners during COVID-19?
About this Event
Join the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) for an overview of SBA programs and services, including COVID-19 assistance, loan programs, federal contracting programs, small business webinar trainings, and one-on-one business counseling at no cost. Learn about available resources and how to access them.
About the Speaker:
Janelle Green from the SBA’s Sacramento District Office economic development team will deliver the presentation. Created in 1953, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is the only cabinet-level federal agency fully dedicated to small businesses and provides counseling, capital, and contracting expertise as the nation’s only go-to resource and voice for small businesses.
Space is limited so be sure to register ASAP!
When:
Thur, July 16th, 2020
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Questions?
Please contact the Community Engagement Coordinator, Victoria, at vfardanesh@sacramento.bbb.org.
Overview
As part of our Coffee with Asia series, join us for a virtual coffee with our U.S. Embassy team in Cambodia for a market update.
Objectives
To gain an update on the Cambodia market.
Event Information
Speakers:
Mr. David Sequeira, Economic/Commercial Officer, U.S. Embassy – Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Ms. Chann Sokros, Economic/Commercial Specialist, U.S. Embassy – Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• Simply use the enclosed MS Teams link to join: https://bit.ly/30wtuwu
• Date: Thursday, July 16, 2020
• Time: 5:30PM PST
• For questions, contact: Tatyana.Aguirre@trade.gov
Before you file your patent application, you need to conduct a prior art search. Learn to search databases used by patent examiners. Space is limited, so register early.
A supervisory patent examiner will cover important questions, including:
• What are the benefits of searching?
• Where can you search?
• When should you search?
• How do you search using USPTO search tools?
The July 17 session will be offered via WebEx to those registered for the event.
This session will be useful for inventors, entrepreneurs, and those who have a beginning to intermediate knowledge of patents and would like to learn more about patent searching.
This event is accessible to individuals with disabilities. To request a reasonable accommodation, including captioning, sign language interpreting, or other, please email siliconvalley@uspto.gov or call 408-918-9900 .
Overview
Participants will hear Regional Overviews of Business Environments/Infrastructure Opportunities for Eurasia, Trade and Investment Framework, Identification of opportunities along with Project-Level assistance and suport for U.S. Exports.
Objectives
Participants will gain understanding of the Eurasian business environment and infrastructure sector, U.S. GOV Trade Policy to compete with China’s Belt and Road Initiative and followed by International Financing for Eurasian Infrastrucutre.
Event Information
• In depth market intelligence for Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Eurasia
• Bilateral/multilateral trade agreements, U.S. government trade-related dialogues and engagement with Eurasia.
• Multi-Lateral International Financial Institutions in Eurasia’s Infrastructure and
• Individual Project Highlights
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• One registration gives access to all 3 webinars Dates 1) July 14 10am ET 2) July 21 10am ET 3) July 28 10am ET Cost: There is no cost to view these webin
• You will receive 3 emails. First email is your registration receipt. Second eMail contains participation information. Reminder eMail 24-hrs in advance.
• Participation is via your computer and phone line.
• All webinars will be recorded and provided to registered participants.
• For more information on the content, contact Tanner.johnston@trade.gov or Matt.baker@trade.gov
An impact briefing to help importers understand the disruption in the US import market and cost lowering strategies
World Trade Center Northern California in partnership with BPE Global and Crowell & Moring LLP presents a briefing for international companies who want to mitigate import costs and stay better informed on valuation, classification, and structuring transactions.
What to expect
This 45-minute impact briefing will begin with an overview of the disruption in the US import market. You’ll gain an understanding of current key issues and the additional complexities of importing personal protective equipment. We’ll discuss best practices in classifying imported merchandise and strategies to reduce import costs. Plus, our experts will provide their views on what may lie ahead in international trade for the remainder of 2020 and beyond.
Moderator
Kevin Mather, CEO/President of World Trade Center Northern California, will be joined by our speakers, Ms. Beth Pride, President of BPE Global and Mr. David Stepp, Managing Partner at Crowell & Moring LLP
Top Areas
• Learn about key issues facing imports during the pandemic
• Discover strategies to reduce your import costs
• Understand the additional complexity that importing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) brings
• Realize the importance of correctly classifying your imported merchandise in the HTSUS
• Hear what pitfalls and opportunities in international trade may lie ahead for the remainder of 2020 and beyond
Overview
The Commercial Service offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles are co-organizing the Government Programs for California Architecture/Design Firms Webinar featuring presentations by AIA, Commercial Service, SBA, EXIM and California State.
Objectives
Learn how the American Institute of Architects, the Commercial Service, the Small Business Administration, the Export-Import Bank and the State of California help California-based architecture/design firms.
Event Information
The US Commercial Service is organizing this webinar event in close collaboration with the American Institute of Architects.
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• For Participants: URL: https://www.mymeetings.com/nc/join/ Conference number: PWXW1416539 Audience passcode: 9988189
• Participants can join the event directly at: https://www.mymeetings.com/nc/join.php?i=PWXW1416539&p=9988189&t=c
• Participants can call in using the following details: Phone: 888-994-8793 Password: 9988189
• Participants must have the Webex Event Manager installed prior to joining. To download it: https://www.mymeetings.com/emeet/join/src/plugins_mm.php?lang=/en
EXIM Teleconference on Transformational Exports: Semiconductors
Thu, Jul 23, 2020 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM PDT
What is a design patent? How does one differ from a utility patent? Learn the basics of the design patent system from a USPTO design supervisory patent examiner. This event is free and open to the public, so register early.
The July 24 session will be offered virtually via WebEx to those registered for the event.
This session will be useful for inventors, entrepreneurs, and all those who would like to learn more about patents and have a beginning to intermediate knowledge of the patent system.
This event is accessible to individuals with disabilities. To request a reasonable accommodation, including captioning, sign language interpreting, or other, please email siliconvalley@uspto.gov or call 408-918-9900.
Virtual Forum – FREE
Registration to access all six online sessions is free for U.S., Canadian and Mexican organizations.
Virtual Forum + Industry Focused Value-Added Activities
Qualified U.S., Canadian, and Mexican woman-led companies in the Aerospace & Defense, Automotive, Education, Design & Construction, Medical Devices & Services, ICT and Energy sectors may register for value-added activities, which include:
• All facilitated trade skills development breakouts immediately following the July 22, August 11, August 25, September 1 and September 10 sessions,
• B2G and B2B business development meetings,
• USMCA strategic market expansion plans/mentorship, both for new and experienced exporters.
Fifty slots have been allotted at a reduced registration fee of $50.00, which covers all value-added activities for companies in these sectors.
Scroll down to “Attendee” at the bottom of this page and elect your attendee type from the drop-down menu to register.
Overview
The current disruption has increased the need for enhanced support in the clean energy sector. EXIM, DFC, & SBA will present their most relevant financing instruments and the U.S. Department of Commerce will share available virtual programs
Objectives
To inform U.S. companies on how they can obtain financing for clean energy projects and highlight those programs that have adapted to the current global disruption and the increased need for credit.
Event Information
• Learn from EXIM, DFC, and SBA about the most relevant financing instruments for the clean energy sector and about crisis adapted lending programs.
• Hear from the Commercial Service about programs available for American companies expanding overseas.
• Find out how Commerce’s Energy Office provides in depth research and analysis and facilitates private sector input into Commerce initiatives.
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• Please register online.
• Following registration, event links and login information will be sent.
Overview
Participants will hear Regional Overviews of Business Environments/Infrastructure Opportunities for Eurasia, Trade and Investment Framework, Identification of opportunities along with Project-Level assistance and suport for U.S. Exports.
Objectives
Participants will gain understanding of the Eurasian business environment and infrastructure sector, U.S. GOV Trade Policy to compete with China’s Belt and Road Initiative and followed by International Financing for Eurasian Infrastrucutre.
Event Information
• In depth market intelligence for Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Eurasia
• Bilateral/multilateral trade agreements, U.S. government trade-related dialogues and engagement with Eurasia.
• Multi-Lateral International Financial Institutions in Eurasia’s Infrastructure and
• Individual Project Highlights
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• One registration gives access to all 3 webinars Dates 1) July 14 10am ET 2) July 21 10am ET 3) July 28 10am ET Cost: There is no cost to view these webin
• You will receive 3 emails. First email is your registration receipt. Second eMail contains participation information. Reminder eMail 24-hrs in advance.
• Participation is via your computer and phone line.
• All webinars will be recorded and provided to registered participants.
• For more information on the content, contact Tanner.johnston@trade.gov or Matt.baker@trade.gov
Overview
Join us to learn simple things you can implement to drive more international traffic to your website. This webinar will provide practical information to help make your website more internationally friendly.
Objectives
This webinar will provide information and training on Website Globalization.
Event Information
• Incorporate simple, free web structure changes and avoid common mistakes
• Consider options the pros and cons of different domain strategies
• Increase web traffic to your website via SEO
• Hear from special guest speaker: Bruce Eaton
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• Virtual program will be held on July 28, 2020 11 Pacific / 12 Mountain / 1 Central / 2 Eastern via Webex online conference and audio call.
• Registration Cost:Free
• Venue: Your personal electronic device (online)
• To use Webex for your operator-assisted conferences, presenters and participants alike must have the Webex Event Manager installed prior to joining
Overview
Join the U.S. Commercial Service in Algeria, U.S. Trade and Development Agency, the CEO of the Algerian Power Company and the former General Manager of GE Power Algeria to learn about opportunities for U.S. exporters in this dynamic sector. Objectives U.S. participants will learn about Event Information Participants will receive a Country and Power Sector Snapshot. Learn about Future Demand and the Development Strategy. Hear about Algerian Renewable Energy Programs and Priorities. Learn Best Prospects for U.S. Companies and Know Before You Go Issues (e.g., Regulatory Issues, Market Challenges, Competition, Market Entry Strategies, etc.). Please read the following information carefully: The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards. Please read the Privacy Act Notice. Once registered, you will be contacted within 2 business days with webinar access details. Your company must be registered in the U.S. and your product/service must have 51% U.S. content to participate in this program. If you have specific questions on Algeria’s power sector that you would like the presenters to discuss during the program, please email Kamal.Achab@trade.go
Overview
Join us for a virtual coffee featuring our U.S. Embassy colleagues from Germany, Austria and Belgium. The 30-minute informal conversation with our industry experts will open with current market conditions and questions.
Objectives
Market update and discussion from seasoned staff on the ground.
Event Information
Moderator
Pam Plagens, Advanced Manufacturing Team Leader, joined by,
Speakers
Klaus Jonas, Commercial Specialist, U.S. Embassy – Frankfurt, Germany
Jan Bruckner, Commercial Specialist, U.S. Embassy – Vienna, Austria
Stephanies Croigny, Commercial Specialist, U.S. Embassy – Brussels, Belgium and Donald Calvert – Desk Officer
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• When: 11 am Eastern, Thursday, July 30, 2020
• A Microsoft Teams link will be shared with registrants.
• For questions, please contact: Anastasia Xenias, anastasia.xenias@trade.gov, or Helen Crowley, helen.crowley@trade.gov
Virtual Forum – FREE
Registration to access all six online sessions is free for U.S., Canadian and Mexican organizations.
Virtual Forum + Industry Focused Value-Added Activities
Qualified U.S., Canadian, and Mexican woman-led companies in the Aerospace & Defense, Automotive, Education, Design & Construction, Medical Devices & Services, ICT and Energy sectors may register for value-added activities, which include:
• All facilitated trade skills development breakouts immediately following the July 22, August 11, August 25, September 1 and September 10 sessions,
• B2G and B2B business development meetings,
• USMCA strategic market expansion plans/mentorship, both for new and experienced exporters.
Fifty slots have been allotted at a reduced registration fee of $50.00, which covers all value-added activities for companies in these sectors.
Scroll down to “Attendee” at the bottom of this page and elect your attendee type from the drop-down menu to register.
Overview
Every company has a research need and the Rural Export Center (REC) is ready to help with yours. Through customizable research and training, you can learn to proactively approach a new market.
Objectives
To help rural companies with their research needs
Event Information:
• What programs are available
• Who is eligible for our services
• How you can leverage our services to enter new markets
• Hear from a panel of our previous clients
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• Virtual program will be held on August 11, 2020 11 Pacific / 12 Mountain / 1 Central / 2 Eastern via Webex online conference and audio call.
• Registration Cost:Free
• Venue: Your personal electronic device (online)
• To use Webex for your operator-assisted conferences, presenters and participants alike must have the Webex Event Manager installed prior to joining
Overview
There are projects in the Western Hemisphere estimated at over $250 billion in the next 5 years across the energy sector.
Objectives
Learn about Energy projects in the Western Hemisphere estimated at over US$250 billion in the next 5 years.
Event Information
• Upcoming projects in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, the Caribbean Region, Central America, Colombia, Jamaica, and Panama
• Opportunities for U.S. companies in different areas of the energy sector, including generation, distribution, maintenance, modernization, efficiencies, and more
• Procurement needs, licensure and registration requirements in different countries. Trade barriers and market access issues
• U.S. Government international trade contacts to support your international sales growth
Please read the following information carefully:
• The U.S. Commercial Service requires event registrants to accept specific Terms and Conditions and review Product Standards before payment can be collected.
• Please read the Privacy Act Notice.
• Your Organization can participate in any or all 8 webinars. The cost for each Webinar is just $25 and for the entire series it is only $120.
• Webinar Series Schedule (all at 1PM EST): Colombia: May 6; Caribbean Region: June 10; Brazil: June 17; Jamaica: June 24; Panama: July 1;
• Central America: August 5; Argentina: August 12 (tentative); Canada: August 26 (tentative)
• Venue: Your Computer
• The Net portion of the Webinar can be accessed 15 minutes prior to its scheduled start time.
For more information or to register, please click here.