The third event will focus how Australia’s policy makers and business can best foster a climate friendly trade environment and practices and identify the key enabling factors needed to support the formulation and implementation of effective climate-friendly trade strategy. This session will incorporate an Australian hydrogen business case study.
GTR Africa 2022 will return to London on November 2 to provide the latest developments on a range of topics including trade and commodities, ECA and infrastructure finance, sustainable development, fintech innovations and more.
After recently holding hearings on the EU’s Indo-Pacific trade strategy, the EU Parliament’s Committee on International Trade (INTA) is visiting Australia this week. The EU Parliament has equal decision-making status on trade issues with the Council and Commission, so the significance of the visit for EU-Australia trade relations should not be underestimated.
Australia and the European Union (EU) have come a long way in a very short timeframe since the Macron-Morrison ‘frisson’. This rapprochement is built on shared values, strengthened by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, growing concerns over China’s bellicose international posture, and Australia’s embrace of sustainability policies under a new Labor government.
GTPA is a global organisation dedicated to the development of international solutions and standards to harmonise and facilitate inclusive and trusted trade for:
The NSW Going Global Export Program is now open. Investment NSW will provide tailored support to eligible businesses to find new customers in new international markets.
For over 12 years, Global Trade Review has offered critical market insights into and unparalleled expertise from the world of Asian trade.
Returning to Singapore on September 6-7 in-person for the first time in 3 years, GTR Asia provides the opportunity to hear the world’s leading trade, treasury and fintech experts reflect on the latest developments and rapidly changing dynamics in the context of both the Asian and wider global markets.
As Australia’s First Nations celebrate NAIDOC Week 2022, the GTPA is honoured to have shared stories of First Nations’ achievements, as well as highlighting some of the issues faced around inclusion, in our Festival of Inclusive Trade 2020 and 2021.
Economist Impact’s Global Trade Week 2022 is the only event that convenes thought leaders from the entire trade ecosystem. It connects supply-chain, procurement, manufacturing and finance executives with high-level government representatives including ministers, policymakers and advisors. This allows for the new reality of trade to be understood in its entirety, including geopolitical and climate-change risks.
GTPA launch free marketing masterclass
A well-defined marketing strategy that has been tailored to specific business goals and market requirements is essential for international business success.
Having a properly considered marketing strategy is the key to international business success. It guarantees efficiency, sound fiscal decision-making, and longevity in a new market.
No 2022 marketing strategy is complete without the inclusion of digital marketing channels. Many businesses, however, are not confident in their ability to tackle digital marketing or to include it in their marketing mix, and many believe digital marketing is only applicable to companies that sell B2C.
Brand building is all about creating awareness of a business and/or its products/services, with the overarching goal of generating sales.
This Monday 27th June 2022 GTPA is celebrating is Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Day (MSME Day), to acknowledge the important contribution of small and family businesses in Australia.Australian small and family businesses are responsible for hiring more of our private sector than any other employer category. Small business is Australia’s biggest sized employer providing employment for over 5 million people.
Join us on 27 June for a webinar with the World Trade Organisation and the International Trade Center on MSME Day 2022: Helping Small Businesses Transition to a Sustainable Economy. The virtual event will take place on Monday, 27 June 2022, 14:00-15:00 CEST to discuss the critical role of the global MSME community in driving the transition to a more sustainable economy and identify levers of action that can help MSMEs achieve this transition. The webinar will also launch the latest edition of the Small Business Champions Initiative, a global competition to identify pioneering organisations that are helping MSMEs transition to a sustainable economy.
If you are a NSW-based Food and Beverage (F&B) or FMCG producer, with 3 to 199 employees, and looking to export to India, apply for the NSW Going Global Export Program before 6 July.
Key timings:6 July: applications close21 July: selected participant invited28 July: program starts14 September: attend Annapoorna ANUFOOD India trade showAugust to December: skill-building and introductions to potential new customersDecember: program concludes
For over a decade, GTR East Africa has brought together leading commodity producers and traders, manufacturers, trade finance specialists, risk management experts, and trade tech innovators, providing unrivalled insight on this exciting region.
On June 9-10, market-leading experts from a range of key economic sectors will reflect on the latest developments impacting trade at GTR West Africa 2022 in Lagos, Nigeria.
The Australian APEC Study Centre at RMIT University is pleased to announce the opening of applications for the 2022 APEC – Australia Women in Research Fellowship.
This exciting opportunity supports women’s economic empowerment in the APEC region and human capital development in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)-related fields in developing economies.
The Institute for International Trade (IIT) and the G20-related Trade and Investment Network (TIRN) invite you to join us from 2pm to 3pm (CEST)/ 9.30pm to 10.30pm (ACST) on Wednesday, 4th May 2022 for an interactive webinar on:
The Russia-Ukraine War, Sanctions, and the G20’s Relations with Russia
Follow these guidelines to understand and implement multi-factor authentication in your organization
Small and medium-sized businesses searching for practical ways to enhance their cybersecurity should implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) across their organization. According to Microsoft, 99.9% of account compromise attacks can be blocked simply by using MFA. The following guidance will help you become familiar with MFA (also known as 2-factor authentication “2FA”) and help you understand how to implement this capability to improve cybersecurity for you and your organization.
As part of NSW Small Business month the GTPA is holding a series of three webinars that shine the spotlight on the complexities of supply chains in 2022.
Each webinar will focus on a particular sector with often complex supply chains. We have chosen to host these events online because COVID-19 security will still be an aspect to consider in 2022.
GTR India looks forward to returning to Mumbai on May 24, 2022 for an exclusive one-day gathering. Reflecting on the latest developments across the Indian market, from trade and export policy and new supply chain opportunities, to banking and structural reforms, fintech innovation, sustainability and the role of manufacturing as a key export driver.
GTR Africa is returning to Cape Town, South Africa on March 10-11, 2022 as we once again provide a one of a kind event for the trade and export finance community.
Long recognised as the leading industry event for Sub-Saharan Africa, we’re hugely excited to bring the region’s trade, commodity and export finance community together once again for a much-anticipated return to in-person discussion and networking.
GTR MENA 2022 will return to Dubai on February 15-16, 2022 for an exclusive two-day physical gathering. This will include an extensive programme, full exhibition and that much missed opportunity for participants to network and connect with key experts, industry peers and potential clients.
The last 12 months have seen Asian trade and economies rebound following the shock of covid-19. Despite continued tensions between China and America, and climate-led disruptions to supply chains, reasons for optimism about the future of Asian trade remain.
The University of Adelaide's Institute for International Trade (IIT) invites you to join us for the launch of our latest research report on Strengthening African Agricultural Trade: The Case For Domestic Support Entitlement Reforms.
At the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) twelfth Ministerial Conference at the end of 2021, WTO members are again considering how best to reform domestic support (subsidies) to agriculture.
The Institute for International Trade (IIT) invites you to join leading experts on Thursday, 25 November 2021 for an interactive discussion on Future Australia-Pacific Trade Relations.
In September 2021, following the Commonwealth Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Inquiry into activating greater trade and investment between Australia and Pacific island Countries, the Trade Sub-Committee released it's report "One Region, One Family, One Future: Deepening relations with Pacific nations through trade". Please join the Chair of the Joint Standing Committee, Senator the Hon David Fawcett, heading a distinguished panel from Australia and the Pacific for this upcoming event.
GTR US is returning to Manhattan on December 8!
Long established as the United States’ leading trade and supply chain financing conference, GTR US 2021 will once again bring together a host of trade, treasury, tech and risk management experts to explore the pressing issues impacting on US commerce, from ongoing supply chain disruption and the latest developments around decarbonization, sustainability and ESG, to the regulatory challenges facing the US trade and supply chain financing sector and the continuing drive for trade digitization and automation.
Improving our world through mindful trade
The GTPA and IIT have today launched the Trade4Climate action group and invite all allied industry associations, policy makers, businesses engaged in global trade and supply chains, the private sector and government agencies to join the initiative.
International trade has the potential to increase the capacity of countries to effectively improve the management of their environmental impacts through access to technologies. Technologies can not only increase the efficiency of local production processes, but also reduce the use of virgin natural resources and improve other environmental impacts.
The success of the ports is undeniably tied to the success of the global economy. The Los Angeles port has experienced 49% growth since 2020, the biggest increase in nine years based on data compiled by Bloomberg. Long Beach shipping expanded 29% during the same period, such that the two ports now account for 37% of the US market since the pandemic, more than double the share of the Port of New York and New Jersey, the closest competitor. This makes the LA Port a particularly vulnerable factor in global supply chains. In addition, my discussions with individuals close to ports are stating that unions are also leveraging the pressure at the ports to request rate increases, and demanding overtime pay that is higher than in the past. Truck drivers are also rejecting more loads, especially at night, and are picking those loads that are favorable to them.
This is the final guide in a five-part series on using outside firms to reduce your cybersecurity risk.
In the previous guide, we reviewed what you should look for in a contract with your outside support firm. Here we provide guidance on how to successfully manage the relationship. Today, almost every business is digitally connected to their customers and to other businesses. Small restaurants have online ordering. Small accounting firms use cloud-based software or file sharing with their clients. Email and texting are ubiquitous for every type of organization.
Trade across the G7 could increase by an eye-watering US$9tn in the next five years if the industry reaches full digitalisation, according to a new report by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC).
For 12 years, GTR Asia has offered critical market insight and unparalleled expertise from industry leaders whilst also providing unrivalled networking opportunities.
Increased globalisation, constant technological advances and other competitive pressures are accelerating the pace of change that both trade policy professionals and global trading businesses face. The resulting opportunities and threats to global trade impact those working in government, industry, business as well as companies that support and facilitate trade.
GTR Commodities, the premier gathering for the global commodity financing sector, will return to Geneva on October 26, 2021.
Welcoming a host of commodity traders, financiers, innovators and policymakers, GTR Commodities will once again provide an unrivalled forum for networking and discussion on the key issues emerging during a turbulent time for the commodities market, and commodity financing in particular. Experts will reflect on themes including evolving financing priorities and banking sector appetite, new approaches to financial crime risk management, sustainable trade and financing practices, evolving regulatory challenges and the role of technology.
GTPA is pleased to be a supporting partner of the FT Africa Summit. Africa’s commitment to a continental wide free trade agreement is one of the most exciting developments in decades. As demonstrated in the Covid crisis through the interventions of such organisations as Africa CDC and the African Vaccine Acquisition Task Team, the continent has greatly improved its capacity for collective action. The free trade area is designed to boost intraregional trade, with the aim raising the value-added component of goods and services and breaking countries’ dependence on the export of raw commodities.
Global Trade Review (GTR) is delighted to announce the programme for GTR Africa 2021! Returning in an exciting hybrid format, this hugely anticipated in-person event taking place on November 3-4 will incorporate all the benefits of our unrivalled digital event platform.
Through a package of unique tailored services Investment NSW is supporting eligible businesses to export food & beverage and agri-food products to one of six new markets - China, Japan, Republic of Korea, Middle East, United Kingdom or Vietnam.
The Australian APEC Study Centre in collaboration with Australian Aid and Access Partnership, invites you to attend three online webinar sessions as part of the ASEAN-Australia Digital Trade Standards Initiative (DTS). The initiative is aimed at expanding political and economic linkages between ASEAN and Australia and strengthening ASEAN-Australia’s contribution to regional security and prosperity. It's goal is to contribute to greater awareness, understanding and implementation of priority DTS by ASEAN Member States (AMS), thereby promoting greater digital trade.
Participants may register for one session or all three via the Eventbrite registration system.