The New Tariff Landscape: Impact and Challenges - Part 2

Date & Time

Thursday 3rd April, 19:00 GMT

Registration Link

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Details

Following the success of our first session on the upcoming tariff reforms, we are pleased to announce a second exclusive online event designed to explore in greater detail the practicalities and opportunities arising from these changes. This session will build on the foundational knowledge shared previously, offering actionable insights to help you and your clients navigate this evolving trade landscape.  

This session will once again feature experts from AGA member firms across Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, Mexico, and the United States. They will provide a focused discussion on:  

Potential Risk Mitigation Strategies: 
Practical advice will be shared on mitigating the potential risks associated with higher tariffs. This might include exploring alternative sourcing options, optimising supply chains, and leveraging available trade programs to minimise costs.

Identifying Opportunities: While the tariffs present significant challenges, the event will also highlight potential opportunities. For instance, domestic manufacturers may see increased demand for locally produced goods, and businesses that adapt quickly could gain a competitive edge in new or emerging markets.

Interactive Q&A Session  
The event will conclude with an interactive Q&A session, giving you the opportunity to engage directly with our experts and address specific challenges or opportunities relevant to your business.  

We are grateful to all our participants, Alistair Jaque, Lucas Spadano, Rory Cattanach, Peter Pang, Patrick Geissler, Adrian Vazquez, Emilio Arteaga and Olga Torres, for supporting this interactive discussion.

AGA is committed to supporting its members and their clients through periods of change and uncertainty. This event is part of a broader effort to provide valuable resources and foster a community of informed, proactive professionals. By attending, members and their clients will gain a deeper understanding of the upcoming tariff reforms and be better positioned to adapt and thrive in the evolving global trade environment.