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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

EU Customs Law Course to be Held March 8-9, 2011 Near Baltimore/Washington International Airport

Posted on 7:30 PM by Unknown
North American based trade compliance professionals involved with EU customs issues should be aware of an unique two-day course on EU customs issues that will be held near Baltimore/Washington International Airport on March 8-9, 2011.

Led by Michael Lux, head of the European Commission's Customs Procedures Unit in Brussels, Belgium, this in-depth program will provide a unique opportunity for trade professionals and corporate compliance managers to gain insight into the EU customs regime and its procedures.

The program agenda is below. Registration and hotel information can be found here.

TTI EU Customs Law and Practice Master Class March 8-9, 2011                                                            
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