Stefanie Holland Posts

This week, the Association of Women in International Trade (WIIT) hosted a lunchtime panel discussion on the implications a negotiation of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) could have on the tech industry.

Get a broad, deep and quick overview on the Trump Administration’s actions on and approach to foreign trade.

CompTIA member BPE Global developed a free calculator that allows you to take your company's import data and with the push of a button, get a fact-based data sheet that shows the impact of the President's proposed trade policies to your company.

On October 27, CompTIA submitted a report to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative as it works to compile the annual National Trade Estimate (NTE) on foreign barriers to trade. CompTIA used this opportunity to provide the federal government with information on the foreign barriers member companies face when exporting their products and services.

ClikCloud founder and CEO Dan Shapero joins companies across the U.S. on encouraging Congress to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement in an effort to promote high-tech trade throughout the world.

Indyme joins list of small technology companies urging Congress to support the passage of TPP. The negotiated TPP will remove 18,000 tariffs on U.S. exports, including those on information and communication technology (ICT) goods. Under TPP, expanded market access to key countries will be possible, including to Japan, which is a market with real growth opportunity for Indyme. Other TPP countries such as Brunei, Malaysia, New Zealand and Vietnam will slash ICT tariffs as well.

CompTIA, along with a dozen other technology associations, has sent a letter to Congressional leadership urging them to work with the administration to reach an agreement that would allow passage of the Trans-Pacific Partnership this year.