Edward Donnelly has some valuable comments about the vulnerabilities of having a single supplier for a key product. What if that supplier goes belly up like the olive supplier in Donnelly's story?
International Trade Experts
- Joan A. Koenig, Attorney
Joan Koenig is an expert in export compliance and facilitation having formerly worked at General Motors. - Jerome M. Greenwell, Ombudsman
Jerry Greenwell, is an expert in complying with U.S. export regulations. He can help you "get it right." - Michael D. Laden, Licensed Customs Broker
Mr. Laden is a recognized expert in the customs compliance and the supply chain regulatory environment. - Bruce A. Wilson, Chairman
The private sector's foremost authority on Customs bonds, ATA Carnets and customs duty guarantees.
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