While the countdown to mandatory compliance with CBP's Importer Security Filing (ISF) grows shorter, the majority of importers continue to struggle with the breadth and depth of its requirements. The issue, as many in the importing community will attest, is not only a need to better understand the intricacies of each of the ten (10) new data elements and timeframes. Rather, the true stumbling block is finding an efficient, simple and affordable way to do the up-front work and in-house planning necessary to begin filing. Most ISF outreach events and webinars offers address only the "What Is?" issue. Adams Consulting is now addressing the more practical issue of "How?".
On Tuesday, May 19, Beth Adams will help importers overcome this hurdle by sharing a step-by-step approach on HOW to implement 10 + 2, followed by a 15-minute Q&A session. Details of the 45-minute presentation will include: the Twelve (12) Sequential Steps, hints for overcoming common obstacles, a timeline for 60-day implementation, and resources for more information.
What: "A How-To Webinar for Importers: Twelve Steps to Implementing a 10+2 Compliance Program."
When: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 at 1:30 p.m. Eastern Time (10:30 a.m. Pacific Time)
How: Register today by calling: 877-422-3833 or by email to beth@adams-compliance.com. Please include "WEBINAR 19MAY09" in the subject line. Fee is $95 per registrant.
Attendees will learn:
-- Basic Importer Security Filing requirements, data elements and
timeframes
-- How to gain visibility into your import supply chain
-- How to efficiently obtain and synthesize information for each data
element
-- Hints and best practices used by companies already on-board
-- How to develop a simple, sensible step-by-step timeline and game plan
Join us for this LIVE Event on: Tuesday, May 19, 2009 at 1:30 p.m. Eastern Time (10:30 a.m. Pacific Time)
About Beth Adams and Adams Consulting: As a specialist in the import/export community, Beth Adams has focused her career on building company-specific solutions that address the many compliance issues faced by global traders. Beth served as Assistant Director for the University of Georgia's Center for International Trade and Security, a think-tank for research on export controls. She also worked with Johnson & Johnson for over a decade, managing and developing global transportation, regulatory compliance, and distribution programs; in 2000 she earned the prestigious Johnson & Johnson Chairman's Award for "innovative excellence." In 2007, Beth branched out on her own to form Adams Consulting -- a niche, network-based firm that specializes in helping enterprises of all sizes build and improve their internal import/export compliance programs. Learn more: www.adams-compliance.com.
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