Tarcisio Hardman Reis
Mr. Hardman Reis has more than 10 years of practice training Customs and other governmental officials on trade related policies. He served as a programme officer at the United Nations Environment Programme and as a Customs Expert at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe before joining the International Air Transport Association, where he is responsible to promote the links between air cargo and trade. Under this position he serves as the co-chair to the sub-group on safety and security at the WCO E-commerce Working Committee. A Swiss/Brazilian binational, Mr. Hardman Reis received a PhD on international law from the University of Lausanne. He currently lives in Geneva, Switzerland.
Mr. Hardman Reis has more than 10 years of practice training Customs and other governmental officials on trade related policies. He served as a programme officer at the United Nations Environment Programme and as a Customs Expert at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe before joining the International Air Transport Association, where he is responsible to promote the links between air cargo and trade. Under this position he serves as the co-chair to the sub-group on safety and security at the WCO E-commerce Working Committee.
A Swiss/Brazilian binational, Mr. Hardman Reis received a PhD on international law from the University of Lausanne. He currently lives in Geneva, Switzerland.
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