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Update on Section 301 and Section 232 Tariffs Webinar Recording see more
Update on Section 301 and Section 232 Tariffs
Presented by Michael Roll
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)
This 1-hour webinar will bring you up to date on the latest with the Section 301 tariffs on China origin products, including the resurrection of the tariff exclusion process, 4-year renewal review, and political pressure to increase tariffs further, as well as the Section 232 tariffs on aluminum and steel.
Speaker
Michael Roll, Partner, Roll & Harris LLP
Mike is an accomplished international trade lawyer and represents clients in virtually all areas of import-export laws and regulations, whether it be traditional customs issues with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, or related issues stemming from compliance with laws and regulations managed by other agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture, etc.
He has 25 years of experience in the private sector and is a former partner of a prominent national law firm. He is an accomplished, well-known authority on U.S. and foreign preferential trade programs, including NAFTA, GSP, CBI and IFTA. He has excellent business acumen and extensive experience in international trade. Mike represents companies large and small in diverse industries, such as consumer products, agricultural/food products, automotive, textile and apparel, high tech, and others.
Mike is well versed in both proactive planning for companies, such as by helping them plan and implement strategies for mitigating the recent Section 301 tariffs on Chinese origin goods, as well as reactive representation by defending clients against all types of customs audits, investigations, penalties, seizures, detentions, liquidated damage cases.
In addition to the above, Mike is well-versed in supply chain security programs and has assisted numerous clients become approved Tier 1, 2 and 3 level participants in the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program. He regularly assists clients with mapping and assessing their supply chain security practices and provides clients with training on C-TPAT compliance. Fluent in Spanish and has presented supply chain security, as well as trade compliance, seminars in English as well as Spanish. Mike has spoken on NAFTA rules of origin, as well as U.S. and Mexican customs procedures throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. He is the author of numerous articles on international trade issues.
Mike received his Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, where his studies focused on international business and Latin America. He obtained his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law, where he was a Notes & Comments Editor of the Fordham International Law Journal.
Mike is a member of the California and Illinois bars, and is admitted to practice before the Court of International Trade, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
This event originally aired on June 13, 2023.
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CBP Fines, Penalties, & Forfeitures Process Webinar Recording see more
CBP Fines, Penalties, & Forfeitures Process – What Brokers Need to Know in the Current CBP Enforcement Era
Presented by Michael Roll
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)
It is no secret that CBP is currently in an enforcement posture. This 1 hour webinar will review the main tools that CBP is using and will provide brokers with key information to help their importer clients navigate the enforcement minefield. Among the topics to be covered are (1) civil penalties, (2) liquidated damages, and (3) seizures and detentions.
Speaker
Michael Roll, Partner, Roll & Harris LLP
Mike is an accomplished international trade lawyer and represents clients in virtually all areas of import-export laws and regulations, whether it be traditional customs issues with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, or related issues stemming from compliance with laws and regulations managed by other agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture, etc.
He has 25 years of experience in the private sector and is a former partner of a prominent national law firm. He is an accomplished, well-known authority on U.S. and foreign preferential trade programs, including NAFTA, GSP, CBI and IFTA. He has excellent business acumen and extensive experience in international trade. Mike represents companies large and small in diverse industries, such as consumer products, agricultural/food products, automotive, textile and apparel, high tech, and others.
Mike is well versed in both proactive planning for companies, such as by helping them plan and implement strategies for mitigating the recent Section 301 tariffs on Chinese origin goods, as well as reactive representation by defending clients against all types of customs audits, investigations, penalties, seizures, detentions, liquidated damage cases.
In addition to the above, Mike is well-versed in supply chain security programs and has assisted numerous clients become approved Tier 1, 2 and 3 level participants in the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program. He regularly assists clients with mapping and assessing their supply chain security practices and provides clients with training on C-TPAT compliance. Fluent in Spanish and has presented supply chain security, as well as trade compliance, seminars in English as well as Spanish. Mike has spoken on NAFTA rules of origin, as well as U.S. and Mexican customs procedures throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. He is the author of numerous articles on international trade issues.
Mike received his Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, where his studies focused on international business and Latin America. He obtained his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law, where he was a Notes & Comments Editor of the Fordham International Law Journal.
Mike is a member of the California and Illinois bars, and is admitted to practice before the Court of International Trade, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
This event originally aired on January 17, 2023.
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ATA Carnet Best Practices Webinar Recording see more
ATA Carnet Best Practices
Presented by Amanda Barlow
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)
ATA Carnets are an internationally accepted customs document that facilitates international trade by removing the need to post duties and taxes when temporarily importing cargo into a foreign country. Over the course of the presentation you will learn about ATA Carnets, how they can benefit your business, which countries accept ATA Carnets, best practices for customs clearance and handling, latest developments in the global ATA Carnet network, and finally strategies to avoid a claim from foreign customs.
Over the course of the presentation you will learn the ins and outs of ATA Carnets:
- Benefits of using ATA Carnets over other forms of temporary entry
- ATA Carnet accepting countries
- Best practices for customs clearance
- Mitigating and resolving ATA Carnet customs claims
- ATA Carnet bond underwriting and aggregate liability
- Status of the electronic ATA Carnet pilot
Speaker
Amanda Barlow is the Regional Vice President for Roanoke’s Western Region. Amanda oversees the sales and operations of the Long Beach and San Francisco offices. She is responsible for managing client relationships and directing sales initiatives with a focus on quality of service to ensure we deliver a superior client experience that serves as a sustainable differentiator for Roanoke in her region. Amanda seeks new business opportunities, and contributes to developing product and technology initiatives to ensure we are always meeting our clients’ needs and covering their risk exposures. She monitors underwriting practices, and ensures our brokerage operation is run consistently and efficiently. Amanda is a licensed insurance broker who specializes in ATA Carnets, cargo insurance, customs bonds, errors & omissions, and property & casualty for international trade and transportation specialists.
Since Amanda has been with Roanoke she has severed in a variety of roles within the company. Most recently, Amanda was our Vice President of Client Experience which was focused on understanding our client’s needs whether from a risk management perspective, sales tools and support or simply how we can support our clients as they grow and evolve in the ever changing market place. Originally Amanda joined Roanoke in 2014 as the Vice President of ATA Carnet and she was responsible for the daily management of customer service operations, and sales of the ATA Carnet product and all its related services nationwide. Amanda’s career has been very focused on ATA Carnet and she is still involved in the strategic leadership and development of ATA Carnet, especially as we move into a digital environment.
Amanda is a member of the Air Forwarders Association Board of Directors and is active in the AirCargo Conference Committee. The Air Forwarders Association serves as the voice of the air forwarding industry. Seeing industry issues emerge in a real time through Amanda’s involvement with the AFA allows her to better understand the ever changing risks of our clients. In addition, Amanda was appointed to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s District Export Council (DEC) of Southern California, one of more than 60 DECs that exist throughout the country to support the U.S. Government’s export promotion efforts.
Amanda regularly presents on behalf of Roanoke for a wide variety of associations, department of commerce, and trade groups’ educational events, seminars and webinars. In 2018, she was appointed to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s District Export Council (DEC) of Southern California, one of more than 60 DECs that exist throughout the country to support the U.S. Government’s export promotion efforts. Amanda is a member of the National Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Association of America’s Educational Institute (NCBFAA-EI) Marketing Subcommittee, along with representing Roanoke and our clients in the Trade Support Network (TSN) and USCIB’s Customs and Trade Facilitation Committee. She served as the Secretary and Marketing Chair on the Organization of Women in International Trade (OWIT) New York chapter’s board of directors from 2009 until 2012, and is now an active member of the OWIT chapter in Orange County, CA.
Amanda authored and taught for several semesters the Export Promotion Marketing course for the international trade and marketing department at her alma mater the State University of New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT-SUNY), where she has been an Adjunct professor since 2006. She has also served on FIT-SUNY’s Gemini Shippers Association’s Scholarship Committee, as well as their International Industry Advisory Board, which ensures that the curriculum is continually in line with industry advancements.
Prior to joining Roanoke, Amanda was the Marketing Director in the Carnet and Trade Services Department of US Council for International Business (USCIB). She was responsible for the marketing, promotion and development of USCIB’s Trades Services. She joined USCIB in 2005 as an entry level ATA Carnet issuing representative, and moved very quickly into managing their trade services which included ATA Carnets, eCertificates of Origin and the international bookstore known for the sale of Incoterms®. Before joining the USCIB, Amanda worked with ATA Carnets for a New York-based Italian fashion house. She earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in International Trade and Marketing from FIT-SUNY.
This event originally aired on October 26, 2022.
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HTS Classification Workshop 2023 Webinar Recording see more
HTS Classification Workshop 2023
Understanding the United States Harmonized Tariff Schedule (USHTS)
Presented by Norman Harris
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)Learn or review how to use the USHTS as a tool for classification and duty estimation. We will cover the General Rules of Interpretation, General notes, Chapter notes and headings.
As part of the entry process, goods must be classified. 19 CFR 152.11
Under 19 U.S.C. 1484, the "importer of record" under paragraph (2)(B), either in person or by an agent authorized by the party in writing, shall, using reasonable care by filing with the Customs Service the declared value, classification and rate of duty applicable to the merchandise.
Prior to the Customs Modernization Act enacted on December 8, 1993, it was CBP’s responsibility to “classify” imported goods. Classifying goods is for duty purposes and determining whether the goods are subject to quotas, restraints, embargoes or other restrictions. CBP is now responsible for the final classification and valuation of the goods by a process called “liquidation” of the entry.
Under 19 CFR 177 an importer may request a binding administrative ruling prior to importing.
Norman Harris
LACBFFA Past President and CHB Exam Preparation Course Instructor
Customs Brokerage Manager, NNR Global Logistics USA Inc.This event originally aired on April 20, 2023.
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Helping Importers Navigate ADDCVD Issues with CBP Webinar Recording see more
Helping Importers Navigate ADDCVD Issues with CBP
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)
This 1-hour program will provide brokers with pointers on how to guide their importer clients when antidumping duties might, or even are, applicable to the importer’s products. The program will cover both where to find information as well as how to push back on potentially incorrect CBP decisions.
Speaker
Michael Roll, Partner, Roll & Harris LLP
Mike is an accomplished international trade lawyer and represents clients in virtually all areas of import-export laws and regulations, whether it be traditional customs issues with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, or related issues stemming from compliance with laws and regulations managed by other agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture, etc.
He has 25 years of experience in the private sector and is a former partner of a prominent national law firm. He is an accomplished, well-known authority on U.S. and foreign preferential trade programs, including NAFTA, GSP, CBI and IFTA. He has excellent business acumen and extensive experience in international trade. Mike represents companies large and small in diverse industries, such as consumer products, agricultural/food products, automotive, textile and apparel, high tech, and others.
Mike is well versed in both proactive planning for companies, such as by helping them plan and implement strategies for mitigating the recent Section 301 tariffs on Chinese origin goods, as well as reactive representation by defending clients against all types of customs audits, investigations, penalties, seizures, detentions, liquidated damage cases.
In addition to the above, Mike is well-versed in supply chain security programs and has assisted numerous clients become approved Tier 1, 2 and 3 level participants in the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program. He regularly assists clients with mapping and assessing their supply chain security practices and provides clients with training on C-TPAT compliance. Fluent in Spanish and has presented supply chain security, as well as trade compliance, seminars in English as well as Spanish. Mike has spoken on NAFTA rules of origin, as well as U.S. and Mexican customs procedures throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico. He is the author of numerous articles on international trade issues.
Mike received his Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, where his studies focused on international business and Latin America. He obtained his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law, where he was a Notes & Comments Editor of the Fordham International Law Journal.
Mike is a member of the California and Illinois bars, and is admitted to practice before the Court of International Trade, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
This event originally aired on August 23, 2022.
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An Update From the Federal Maritime Commission Webinar Recording see more
An Update From the Federal Maritime Commission
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)
Join us to hear about the changes at FMC and how they will impact our industry! FMC is in the process of restructuring the entire Commission staff, including certain complaint processes. There will be a quick rollout, but at the same time, there’s still a lot of work to be done.
Gabriel Padilla wants to hear from us in order to present our suggestions up his chain to the Commission, so he encourages our members to be creative with ideas and questions. There will be time to ask questions during the webinar, but we encourage you to submit them in advance – email them to info@lacbffa.org.
An overview of the latest developments at the Federal Maritime Commission and how the Federal Maritime can assist with cargo issues at the ports.
- What is the FMC doing in the short term? Long term?
- Update on what is being done on the issue of “empties”
- Time-line past, present, and future of D&D reform
- Breakdown New Compliant system
- Help! The Demurrage clock should not start until CBP holds are removed
- Mr. Padilla will take industry input to help create a FAQ for working through the implementation.
- More changes to come!
Speaker
Gabriel Padilla is an Area Representative for the Federal Maritime Commission in the Los Angeles Office. His duties include conducting investigations, inquiries, and outreach activities in the southwestern portion of the U.S. Mr. Padilla has extensive industry knowledge and previously served as the Customs & Border Protection Chief Agriculture Specialist in the Los Angeles/Long Beach seaport, where he led a team of specially trained Agriculture Specialists in their efforts to identify shipments that pose a significant risk to U.S. agriculture and natural resources. He began his government career with the United States Department of Agriculture in the Los Angeles/Long Beach seaport and majored in Agronomy and International Agriculture at Iowa State University.
This event originally aired on August 9, 2022.
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Introduction to Foreign Trade Zones Webinar Recording see more
Introduction to Foreign Trade Zones
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)
An introduction to the history, benefits, and infrastructure of the FTZ Program.
Join us for an informative webinar to learn about how Foreign Trade Zones may be used for duty/tariff elimination, deferral, and reduction. Learn how the FTZ program can help you and your customers with tariff mitigation, WRO navigation, and manipulation solutions for other government agencies such as EPA, FDA, and DOT.
Speaker
- David R. Harlow
Mr. Harlow is the President of ITC-Diligence, Inc. ITC was founded in 2002 as a Licensed Customs Broker and International Trade Consultant with expertise in Foreign Trade Zones. Currently ITC represents the Riverside County, Port of Long Beach, Port of Jacksonville, and Las Vegas as well as many other businesses across the Nation with supply chain solutions and other Federal Programs.
Mr. Harlow, a California native, received his U.S. Customs Brokerage License in 2004. He has spent the last 25 years specializing in the textile industry, footwear industry, and Foreign Trade Zone industry. He began his career with Fritz Companies and Norman Krieger. Mr. Harlow spends his free time actively participating in the FTZ, LACBFFA, NAFTZ, IVEDC, and LAEDC, with leadership roles in the IERCC and FTA, but most importantly with his wife, Dawn, and three children, Andrew, Adam, and Emma.
This event originally aired on June 24, 2022.
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HTS Classification Workshop 2022 Webinar Recording see more
HTS Classification Workshop 2022
Understanding the United States Harmonized Tariff Schedule (USHTS)
Presented by Norman Harris
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)Learn or review how to use the USHTS as a tool for classification and duty estimation. We will cover the General Rules of Interpretation, General notes, Chapter notes and headings.
As part of the entry process, goods must be classified. 19 CFR 152.11
Under 19 U.S.C. 1484, the "importer of record" under paragraph (2)(B), either in person or by an agent authorized by the party in writing, shall, using reasonable care by filing with the Customs Service the declared value, classification and rate of duty applicable to the merchandise.
Prior to the Customs Modernization Act enacted on December 8, 1993, it was CBP’s responsibility to “classify” imported goods. Classifying goods is for duty purposes and determining whether the goods are subject to quotas, restraints, embargoes or other restrictions. CBP is now responsible for the final classification and valuation of the goods by a process called “liquidation” of the entry.
Under 19 CFR 177 an importer may request a binding administrative ruling prior to importing.
Norman Harris
LACBFFA Past President and CHB Exam Preparation Course Instructor
District Customs House Broker, NNR Global Logistics USA Inc.This event originally aired on June 15, 2022.
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ACE Reports for Exports Webinar Recording see more
ACE Reports for Exports
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)In this session, we will look at ACE Reports and show how you can use them to monitor your AES filing and export compliance activities. This will include how to access ACE reports, how to customize reports, and how you can analyze the data to manage your compliance and reduce your risk of penalties.
SPEAKER
Paulette KolbaPaulette is an experienced Export Compliance Professional specializing in the development, implementation and monitoring of export compliance and Federal Maritime Commission programs for freight forwarders.
She advocates for freight forwarder interests in the development and updating of U.S. Government export control regulations, while at the same time working to continuously improve training and education within the forwarding industry, both through trade associations and independently.
She is the founding member of the NCBFAA Export Compliance Sub-Committee and is actively involved with the NCBFAA Educational Institute, the Los Angeles Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Association and the Pacific Coast Council of Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders.
This event originally aired on August 10, 2021.
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Weekend Update with Cameron Roberts & Keith Sanchez Webinar Recording see more
Weekend Update with Cameron Roberts & Keith Sanchez
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)We are talkin’ trends in Transportation & Trade - What you need to know, think you know, but probably don’t know!
- Mega Ships, Mega Claims, Mega Headaches & the sideways Suez
- Surety Snippets: Tricks you should know... Collateral Reduction and reversing bond insufficiency, really?
- Brokers E&O hazards: New Claims, IOR Expectations, Broker’s Promises, Reasonable Care, Broker’s duties and fiduciary responsibilities
- Warehouse Emissions Reg, AB5 Reversal and the Port Bad Boy list
- Cyber yourself. It’s time.
Join Cameron and Keith as they review some new trends, tricks, and takeaways.
Cameron W. Roberts, Partner
Cameron Roberts is a partner at Roberts & Kehagiaras LLP in Long Beach, California, with more than thirty years of experience in international trade. His practice areas include customs law, export compliance, domestic and international transportation law, maritime law, trade and insurance issues. He is a member of numerous customs, international trade, and legal associations. He is a past president of the Foreign Trade Association and Harbor Transportation Club. Mr. Roberts is an adjunct professor at California State University, Long Beach. He is a frequent presenter and author on topics related to his practice areas. He is a licensed customs broker (1989) and former transportation executive. He earned his B.A. degree in political science and international relations from California State University, Long Beach, and his J.D. degree, cum laude, from the Seattle University School of Law. Mr. Roberts has qualified as an expert witness in State and Federal courts, and is admitted to practice in California and Washington, the Court of International Trade and before the Federal Maritime Commission.Keith Sanchez, Western Divisional Vice President, Avalon Risk
Keith is a founding partner/owner of Avalon and is now Vice President of our Western Division. He is also a past instructor at the Global Logistics Specialist program offered at California State University – Long Beach. Keith has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting and Finance from Westminster College.This event originally aired on August 6, 2021.
- Mega Ships, Mega Claims, Mega Headaches & the sideways Suez
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Export Essentials Webinar Recording see more
Export Essentials: How Freight Forwarders Work with Federal Partners to Deliver Value to U.S. Exporters
(includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)With 95 percent of the world’s consumers located outside the United States, companies who export their goods and services are more profitable than those who don’t. But sales to customers outside the United States require additional administrative steps that can pose an obstacle to small businesses ready to enter the global marketplace. That’s where an experienced freight forwarder can make the difference.
Please join the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) and the U.S. Commercial Service in partnership with the Los Angeles Customs Brokers & Freight Forwarders Association (LACBFFA) to learn about government tools, resources, and services available to support U.S. small businesses in exporting their products.In this webinar, learn how:
- The U.S. Commercial Service offers information about exporting strategies and world markets, including assistance finding international buyers and partners
- EXIM provides trade finance tools to help exporters mitigate the risk of nonpayment from their international buyers and access the cash flow needed to fulfill orders
- Freight forwarders can build on federal programs by providing critical value-added services to their exporting clients
Speakers will include:
- Gregory Moore, Regional Director for the Western Region, Export-Import Bank of the United States
- Rachid Sayouty, Director of the Los Angeles Downtown USEAC, U.S. Commercial Service
- Representative, Los Angeles Customs Brokers & Freight Forwarders Association
The discussion will be followed by a live Q&A session when attendees will have the opportunity ask questions. With 300,000 small business owners embracing exporting as a way to increase revenue, the focus will be on services to help them tap into the international market.
This event originally aired on December 8, 2021.
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Customs Bonds – Sound Practices for Customs Brokers in a Challenging Time
Webinar Recording see moreCustoms Bonds – Sound Practices for Customs Brokers in a Challenging Time
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)Imports are up, duties & fees are up, issues in the transportation environment are up! As a Customs broker, you are not only required to follow regulations and compliance set forth by CBP, but you also have a customer service obligation to your importers. This program will help you understand the current Customs bond environment, including claims situations, statistics, and underwriting. We will also go over recent potential Errors & Omissions claims as well as Best Practices for 2022.
Colleen Clarke has been involved in the international trade segment of the insurance field since 1988, and has led various initiatives to improve policies and partnerships between CBP, the surety industry and the trade. Her career in the industry started in 1988 with Washington International Insurance Company, when they were owned by Roanoke. She held various roles throughout her career, including that of a customs claims adjuster, customs bond underwriter, division manager, marketing director and Vice President.
Colleen is a Certified Customs Specialist and a licensed insurance broker. Her experience and expertise has assisted customs brokers, importers, insurance agents and Roanoke colleagues through customs and transportation surety bond issues of all kinds.
Colleen is a member of the American Association of Exporters & Importers Board of Governors and is the co-chair of their customs committee. She also participates in numerous trade associations and is the Roanoke liaison with the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association. She is currently serving on the Executive Committee of the Trade Support Network’s Trade Leadership Council and, as a member of the Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation’s private sector working group, collaborates to promote the WTO’s Trade Facilitation Agreement. Colleen is past President of the International Trade Surety Association (ITSA) and currently leads the Customs Surety Coalition. She served four years (2009-2012) as an appointed member of the Customs Commercial Operations Advisory Committee (COAC).
Patrice Lafayette joined Roanoke in 2007 and currently is Director, Sales for Roanoke’s Western Division. She is in charge of overseeing operations in the Bond Department, as well as client relations in the Western region of the U.S. Her responsibilities include underwriting, marketing, customer support, managing client relationships and seeking new business opportunities for accounts in her territory. Patrice is a licensed insurance broker in the State of California and is an active participant in numerous California trade associations.
Prior to joining Roanoke, Patrice gained three years of insurance experience while working for a family-owned insurance agency specializing in small business insurance, as well as life and health insurance. She is a graduate of California State University Northridge and holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance. Patrice sits on the executive board of directors for the Foreign Trade Association (FTA).
This event originally aired on April 5, 2022.
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CBP 28’s and Prior Disclosures:  How to Serve & Protect Importers Webinar Recording see more
CBP 28’s and Prior Disclosures: How to Serve & Protect Importers
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)This 1-hour webinar will go over all of the basics around CBP Form 28’s (Requests for Information) and prior disclosures. It also will advise brokers on how to recognize when a CBP Form 28 is more than a simple inquiry and how to best protect their importer clients from enforcement actions by CBP, whether by handling a CBP Form 28 inquiry appropriately and/or filing a prior disclosure.
Michael Roll, Partner, Roll & Harris LLP
Mike is an accomplished international trade lawyer and represents clients in virtually all areas of import-export laws and regulations. He has over 23 years of experience in the private sector and is a former partner of a prominent national law firm.Mike has substantial enforcement experience, representing clients in civil penalty proceedings, prior disclosures, disclosure verifications, Customs investigations, seizures, detentions and liquidated damage cases in industries as diverse as mass merchandising/retailing, telecommunication, electronics, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, toys and textiles.
Mike received his Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, where his studies focused on international business and Latin America. He obtained his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law.Mike is a member of the Illinois and California bars, and is admitted to practice before the Court of International Trade, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims and the U.S. District Courts for the Northern District of Illinois and the Central District of California.
This event originally aired on April 14, 2022.
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Leveraging the CATAIR as a Resource Webinar Recording see more
Leveraging the CATAIR as a Resource
(purchase includes a copy of the webinar recording + presentation slides)The CATAIR (CBP and Trade Automated Interface Requirements) is not just for software vendors. We’ll discuss how the CATAIR can help you as you maneuver through aspects of the entry filing. Although the CATAIR can seem daunting, it is a resource that provides requirements of the technical aspect and guidance where policy does not.
Speakers
Mari Bermejo – A.N. Deringer, LACBFFA Airport Committee Chair
Mari Bermejo is a licensed Customs Broker and Branch Manager of A.N. Deringer Inc.’s Los Angeles operation. She currently serves as a Board member of the LACBFFA and is Chair of the Airport Committee.Sandy Coty – A.N. Deringer, LACBFFA Chairman of the Board
Sandra (Sandy) Langford-Coty is the Director of Operational Development at A.N. Deringer. In this position, she strengthens Deringer’s operational efficiencies and compliance as well as increasing customer satisfaction.This event originally aired on May 18, 2022.
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