WTCBN Podcast

Jan 31 2021 40 mins

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The WTCBN Podcast delivers timely news, insights and information on international trade topics in bite-size chunks, tapping into the vast expertise of the World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara professional network. Hosted by WTCBN President Craig Turner, these conversations are designed to offer competitive advantage to companies trading out of the bi-national Buffalo Niagara region.

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Webinar - State Of The CanAm Border.1.26.21

Jan 31 2021 56 mins

Here's the replay from World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara's webinar on the #CanAm border on 1/26, in collaboration with South Niagara Chambers of Commerce and Niagara USA Chamber of Commerce. Thanks to Anthony Annunziata, Tourism Canada Niagara; Kathryn Bryk Friedman, University at Buffalo and Wilson Center; and Ron Rienas, Peace Bridge Authority for offering their expertise and th

Episode 23 - Joe Berti - Speed Global Services - "Impacts of COVID-19 on Logistics"

Jan 21 2021 26 mins

WTCBN Podcast interview with Joe Berti, President of Speed Global Services, headquartered in Tonawanda, NY. Join host Craig Turner, World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara President, and Joe for their conversation about the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on logistics in 2020 and into 2021, the importance of ramping up workforce development in logistics and supply chain and WTCBN's upc

Episode 22 - Evert Jan Schouwstra - WTC Leeuwarden - "Connecting BN and The Netherlands"

Nov 25 2020 22 mins

WTCBN Podcast interview with Evert Jan Schouwstra, Managing Director for World Trade Center Noord-Nederland / Leeuwarden. Join host Craig Turner, World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara President, and EJ for their discussion on the Netherlands' business community's response to COVID-19, Dutch perspectives on the U.S. presidential election and our upcoming Buffalo Niagara/Leeuwarden virt

Webinar - U.S. Presidential Election - Impact On Trade

Oct 23 2020 57 mins

Join WTCBN for a panel discussion (October 21, 2020) on the upcoming election, and insights on the candidates’ positions on North American and global trade policy, as well as perspectives from the Canadian trade community, following it all very closely. Program Panalists Douglas Kennedy, RBC Managing Director, Centre for Global Enterprise, Schulich School of Business (York Univer