BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN TZID:Europe/London X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/London BEGIN:VEVENT UID:410@londonderrychamber.co.uk DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210316T110000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210316T114500 DTSTAMP:20221028T190122Z URL:https://londonderrychamber.co.uk/events/trader-support-service-key-enh ancements-update-16-march/ SUMMARY:Trader Support Service: Key Enhancements Update 16 March DESCRIPTION:Event Overview:\nThis webinar for Chamber members aims to provi de a full update on the free-to-use digital Trader Support Service.\nThe T SS provides guidance and helps businesses and traders of all sizes to navi gate the changes to the way goods move once the Northern Ireland protocolc ame into effect on 1 January 2021.\nSince TSS went live on 21st December\, there have been a number of key enhancements and releases to the TSS serv ice. This webinar will cover:\n•        Supplementary Declarations\n •        Tariff Options (At Risk/Not at Risk\, Rules of Origin\, UK Trader Scheme and How to claim a waiver)\n•        Simplified Fronti er Declaration for Controlled Goods\n•        Consignment First (Gro upage Model)\n•        TSS Transit Service (GB to NI via IE)\n•        Indirect Exports (NI to GB via IE)\n \nPresenter bios:\nShanker Singham\, Competere\nShanker Singham is Chief Executive Officer of Compete re. He is Chairman of GENN\, Chairman of Global Vision and an academic fel low to the IEA. Shanker has recently be appointed to the Trade and Agricul ture Commission. He sits on the Wilton Park Advisory Committee and is a li fe member of the Council on Foreign Relations\, and Bretton Woods Committe e. Shanker was an advisor to the US Trade Representative and to theUK Trad e Secretary on international trade issues and is a non-Government Adviser to the International Competition Network. He is one of the world’s leadi ng international trade\, and competition experts and a regular commentator on TV\, radio and in newspapers. Shanker has chaired the market access/WT O practices of two global law firms.\nHe has authored over 100 articles an d book chapters\, as well as the leading textbook on the interfacebetween trade\, competition and regulatory issues.\nFrank Dunsmuir\, Fujitsu\nFran k leads Fujitsu’s International Trade and Customs practice\, advising on the applications of technology in a UK future border strategy and solutio ns to the more immediate EU exit challenges. As the lead technology adviso r to the Alternative Arrangements Commission\, he gained in-depthknowledge of the complex implications on Northern Ireland trade and how technology may support addressing these.\nHe is a Non-Executive Director ofIBMATA (In ternational Border Management And Technologies Association) a not for prof it organisation (NGO) committed to the safe and secure movementof people a nd goods across international borders. Working with the Technical Universi ty of Munich he is developing technology strategies which support economic growth in developing regions through the use of Special Economic Zones. F rank has published several points of view on the Future Borderand provided the technical content for a response to the Chancellors Freeport Consulta tion document.\nKevin Shakespeare\, Institute of Export and International Trade\nKevin is a key member of the Institute’s management team and an e nergetic and self-motivated individual with a strong knowledge of educatio n\, trade and finance and international trade\, built up overmany years in senior management positions. His experience includes delivering year on y ear sales growth of 15%+\, managing revenue lines totaling more than £50m .\nHe has managed top 100 banking connections in HBOS covering Internation al Trade strategy and procedures\, including Sports Direct\,Alexander Denn is and innocent Drinks. Supported complex International Trade structures.\ nKevin has been instrumental in winning large financial services and trade finance business with connections such as Arcadia\, innocent Drinks and T owergate Insurance\, and supported international trade growth in a number of SME exporting businesses.\nKevin was a member of the Bank of Scotland M anagement Development Programme supporting top talent in the business lead ing large teams in diverse locations with different skills sets.\nKevin ha s developed trade and customs qualification programmes and delivered speci fic learning programmes to large organisations including Scottish Enterpri se\, UK Export Finance\, Invest Northern Ireland\, BarclaysBank\, Bolero a nd Coface. Kevin has also led overseas trade initiatives in Estonia\, Saud i Arabia and Tajikistan.\nDaniel Garnon\, Institute of Export and Internat ional Trade\nDan is a Customs Consultant with the Institute. He has extens ive international trade and export compliance experience obtained in senio r management appointments in public and private sector global organisation s\, working in multiple business areas in the UK and overseas. Dan has a v aried background which started in military logistics wherehe commanded lar ge logistics organisations with up to 260 multi-disciplinary and multinati onal staff\, inventory circa £310m and budget of £180m p.a. He then move d into specialist defence\, police and special forces equipment UK and int ernational sales. In his previous role as Head of Export Control for an ae rospace & defence sector FTSE 100 company he led global export control com pliance assurance activities and the strategic drivefor increased use of t echnology-based compliance solutions. As the company’s Trade Compliance Lead for a global transformation programme centred on product\, data\, pro cess and system integration\, simplification and digitisation\, he created the principles and vision to benefit 28\,000 personnel and contingent wor kers\, secure operating benefits of £5.5m and riskmitigation of circa £5 00m END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/London X-LIC-LOCATION:Europe/London BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20201025T010000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0100 TZOFFSETTO:+0000 TZNAME:GMT END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR