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A must attend event to hear speakers from the District Export Council of Southern California (DECSC) provide an in-depth examination of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and the U.S. Commercial Service discuss the many resources available to assist with your company’s export objectives.
This is a “must attend” event providing:
- An overview of Export Regulations you can understand
- Integrating export rules and controls into your daily business processes
- Understanding what the regulations cover and don’t cover
- Understanding your responsibilities as an Exporter, and what they are
- Appreciation for the importance of accurate documentation and understanding why accurate recordkeeping is essential to keep things running smoothly
- Quick Tips & what to do if you run into trouble!
Speakers will discuss in detail Export Licensing, Export Sanctions, and what resources are available to you for assistance. There will be an extended Q & A Session for attendees at the end of the session.
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The Chamber, in collaboration with the Israeli National Cyber Directorate (INCD) and Tel Aviv University, is leading a business delegation to Cyber Week in Israel from June 23-26, 2019. Entering its 9th year, Cyber Week is recognized as one of the top international cybersecurity conferences in the world with over 8,000 attendees from 80+ countries. The Chamber has developed a program which includes a tailored schedule of meetings, sites visits, thought leadership, and networking and business development events.
About Business H2O: Water Innovation Summit This global summit will showcase innovative water technologies and best practices that support economic growth in the driest places in the world. Drawing lessons learned from economic success stories in water-starved areas, the conference will bring together American and Israeli business leaders, policymakers, and water industry stakeholders to develop practical solutions to the challenges of decreasing global water supply.
Showcase innovative water technologies and best practices in the following area:
- Agriculture —providing water for agricultural land in the face of competing demands
- Smart Cities—Sourcing, monitoring, treating, and delivering water to users in new ways to Water reuse—utilizing alternative water supplies to conserve resources
- Water storage—increasing capacity, lengthening storage time, and reducing cost
- Water utilities—developing new water grid systems to distribute water more efficiently
- Promote investment in water technology, water infrastructure, and resource management, utilizing financing models such as public-private partnerships
- Build ongoing Israel-Utah collaboration in water management and technology adoption
- Share lessons for desert environments from Israel’s national water strategy
Why Utah and Israel?
Utah is one of the driest and fastest growing states in the U.S., and must find ways to provide water for a population that is projected to nearly double by 2060 while maintaining thriving industry and healthy rivers, lakes, wetlands, and aquifers. Currently Utah is working to develop new approaches that stretch limited water resources and improve water efficiency, technology, infrastructure, and policy.
Israel has overcome severe water shortages to become a leader in water management and R&D. By prioritizing water issues and treating water as a national strategic asset, Israel has developed innovative solutions for water conservation and its economy has prospered as its technology spreads around the world. Israel offers many lessons and innovative technologies that can help Utah navigate a world of water scarcity while finding new opportunities for economic growth.
Israel and Utah have uncanny similarities in environment and industry. They both have hypersaline lakes (the Dead Sea in Israel; the Great Salt Lake in Utah) and a surrounding desert setting, and they have business ecosystems that have flourished despite challenges in water supply. On the business side, they are home to thriving technology hubs—Silicon Slopes (Utah) and Startup Nation (Israel)—that bring similar water challenges. There is also a developing Utah-Israel commercial relationship with huge room for growth and many opportunities for collaboration. Together Utah and Israel can develop new strategies to improve water management globally in desert environments and around the world.
“Think Asia, Think Hong Kong” is a mega promotion organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council to attract more overseas companies to use Hong Kong’s service platform to tap into the mainland and the asian market. Following the overwhelming response in the UK, Japan, USA, France, Italy, Canada, Germany, “Think Asia, Think Hong Kong” will revisit the city of Los Angeles, USA in 2019. This event will bring together business communities from Hong Kong and different economies to discuss developments and trends in the dynamic asian market. It will feature a main symposium, a high-level dinner and various sector-specific sessions. Consultation with Hong Kong service providers and business matching meetings will also be arranged. Concurrent Thematic Sessions Themes Selling to Asia/China Financial Service in Hong Kong Innovation and Technology (e.g. fintech, healthcare, smart city, well-being/ lifestyle) Design & Marketing Services Business empowered by artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing E-sports dispute resolution and legaltech.
Click here for more information: http://www.hktdc.com/ncs/thinkasiathinkhk2019/en/main/index.html
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For the past few years, Indonesia has achieved a positive trend of export growth in a variety of products and services to the global market, which has to be both maintained and improved further, because Indonesia is also competing with other countries in exploring global opportunities.
To keep on improving national export performance, the Ministry of Trade has been proactive in inviting and bringing in buyers and investors for a direct deal with Indonesian providers of export products and services at the annual tradeshow of Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI).
TEI is an international B2B-focused trade show that is designed to boost export product growth and export market expansion. The 34th TEI in 2019 brings up the theme “Creating Products for Global Opportunities” to promote quality products made in Indonesia for the global market, develop business networks, investment and present showcases of Indonesian premium and best products. Along with the exhibition, TEI also present a series of parallel activities consisting of Trade, Tourism and Investment Forum, Business Matching, Business Counseling, Regional Discussion, Overseas and Local Trade Mission, Export Start-Up Competition and Talk Show.
HKTDC Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits Fair (HKIWSF), in its 12th edition this year, will be held at 7-9 November 2019. It is a platform for exhibitors to tap into the lucrative and flourishing wine markets in Asia and particularly the Mainland Chinese.
More details at https://event.hktdc.com/fair/hkwinefair-en/s/2715-General_Information/HKTDC-Hong-Kong-International-Wine-and-Spirits-Fair/Fair-Details.html .