With travel advisories and restrictions continuing to be put in place in affected areas, Canadian exporters will need to find a way to minimize the risks to supply chains and global commodity prices that COVID-19 could have on their business. For more on the effects of COVID-19 we invite you to check out our dedicated COVID-19 resource page from our partners governmental, public & private on our SBX NOW & NXT page.
The risks of not getting paid from an international supplier, partner or customers will continue to rise and exporters may need to leverage additional working capital from their banks to help alleviate rising business costs. In our webinar, Coronavirus (COVID-19): Managing the impact on global supply chains, we’ll explain how Canadian exporters can be prepared to take on the risk of doing business in rapidly changing international markets and how EDC can help.
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https://youtu.be/XN6TOeN7Sg4
Watch to learn:
- How EDC is monitoring the impact of the virus and its effect on global supply chains
- How the virus outbreak will impact the global economy and which countries will be most affected
- How to protect your company against the risk of not getting paid if your suppliers or customers don’t pay
- How to get more working capital from your bank
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Webinar facilitators
Amanda Klucowicz
Account manager with Export Development Canada covering Simcoe County and Vaughan. She has been with EDC for nearly 12 years and has spent the last 3 years working directly with Canadian Exporters and Industry Partners to go global. Additionally, she is a Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) through the Forum for International Trade.
Jay Huddleston
Senior Account Manager with Export Development Canada, working out of the Hamilton Niagara Region. He works closely with the local economic and business community to assist exporters expand their operations internationally. Prior to joining EDC in 2009 he spent 11 years with Scotiabank and holds a Diploma From Georgian College, a B.B.A from Northwood University in Midland, Michigan and a M.B.A from the University of Windsor.