Category Archives: Staff training

Making international trade happen requires that owners, staff, and others involved have the knowledge and skills needed to fulfill their roles and to contribute creatively to the overall effort.

Sandler Trade LLC provides that training, either directly or in partnership with other experts that have parallel and successful international trade experience.

Areas of workshop and training experience include market identification; product development and design; matching the right buyers to your production capabilities and schedule; financing through loans and grants; consumer product safety, agricultural and customs regulations; logistics and transportations; how to train other staff and producers; and ways to communicate effectively with buyers, importers, and other types of customers.

ATTEND OUR FEBRUARY 18 SEMINAR: ADVOCATING YOUR GOVERNMENT’S POSITION TO U.S. AGENCIES

Posted on February 6, 2015 by Marideth

Sandler Trade LLC is pleased to offer our Advocacy Seminar on strategies to promote your Government’s position most effectively to U.S. agencies. The Advocacy Seminar will be on Wednesday, February 18, from 10a to noon (EST) at the Churchill Embassy … Continue reading →

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The Exhibitor’s Guide to Maximizing Your Trade Show Experience: Preparation, Presentation, Persistence

Posted on August 2, 2013 by Marideth

The Exhibitor’s Guide to Maximizing Your Trade Show Experience: Preparation, Presentation, Persistence If you missed the webinar, you can still view a video with full video and audio by Registering here for a fee of $30. The Webinar highlights the most important steps you can take … Continue reading →

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Sandler Trade LLC and the Royal Thai Embassy’s Commercial Office Launch GSP Beneficiary Countries Advocacy for Prompt GSP Renewal – The Clock is Ticking!

Posted on May 17, 2013 by Marideth

Washington, D.C. – On April 17th, the Royal Thai embassy hosted an organizational session for a newly formed Alliance of GSP Countries (A-GSPC). The meeting was facilitated by Sandler Trade LLC and enthusiastically received by over twenty participating GSP beneficiary … Continue reading →

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Sandler Trade LLC Appoints Gordana Earp as Senior Trade Director

Posted on February 7, 2013 by Marideth

  Fast-Growing “Make Trade Happen” Consultancy Strengthens Resources Washington, D.C. – Sandler Trade LLC (http://sandlertrade.com) announced today that Gordana Earp has joined Sandler Trade LLC as Senior Trade Director. This addition will reinforce the firm’s success in providing strategic trade advisory, … Continue reading →

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Sandler Trade LLC adds new members to its Team

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Marideth

Sandler Trade LLC has added Pernian Faheem and Rómulo Cabeza to the Sandler Trade LLC team. Both bring a variety of skills to the team and we look forward to working with them. They have already contributed significantly to ongoing … Continue reading →

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“The International Internship Initiative at Sandler Trade LLC is The Place to Be”

Posted on November 13, 2011 by Marideth

Today’s Post is written by Prince Mbanefo, Sandler Trade LLC’s Global Trade Advisor Intern: Thinking or looking for where to get a practical feel of what it really means to be involved in projects dealing with trade and development issues? … Continue reading →

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