Developing a Risk Management Framework

The U.S. Trade and Development Agency is hosting a training workshop for customs officials from Indonesia, Malaysia, The Philippines, and Vietnam on November 3-6,2008 at the Sheraton Hanoi Hotel, Hanoi, Vietnam. 

U.S. Government officials and representatives of U.S. companies will participate in this event by sharing case studies and best practices with attending Southeast Asian customs officials who are tasked with modernizing their countries customs infrastructure.   U.S. company representatives may attend simply as a participants as well.

This workshop is part of The Global Customs Initiative (GCI),  a U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) program designed to encourage U.S. private sector expertise towards the modernization of customs infrastructure in countries experiencing rapid economic and trade growth.  

Who Should Attend?
Representatives of U.S. companies that provide equipment or services in the transportation, cargo, security, scanning, and customs/trade industries should attend to share their expertise and to identify business opportunities with this key trading partner.

Register Today!
The registration fee is  $500 per person. The registration fee includes workshop materials and all meals and receptions listed on the workshop agenda. Registration is open to all U.S. and companies from the participating countries. Please select the ‘Online Registration’ button at left, or call +1.866.636.4729 to register and secure your place.   

Sponsorship Opportunities
U.S. companies and organizations interested in receiving high-profile recognition at work shop should consider sponsorship.  Benefits include a table top display in the Technology Showcase, signage, podium recognition and inclusion in the workshop materials.

For more information
For more information or to learn how you can participate as a speaker, sponsor or attendee in this workshop, please contact:

Ms. Pamela Peseux,
Director of Program Marketing,
MFM Group, Inc.  (
301) 776-6509, or 1.866.636.4729,

gci@mfmgroup.com, or  ppeseux@mfmgroup.com

or

Mr. Shane Danielson
GCI Deputy Project Director
JBC/Management Options, Inc.
Tel: (202) 293-6880

  shane@moinc.com