by WCIT | Nov 24, 2011 | Free Trade Agreements, Washington Trade Policy Conference, WCIT Blog, WCIT Policy Priorities
I tried to think of a clever title for this blog post celebrating Monday’s fantastic and SOLD OUT Washington Trade Conference, but I’m so out of practice. My last few posts have all been Trade Conference advertisements like the uncleverly -but accurately...
by WCIT | Nov 7, 2011 | Free Trade Agreements, Washington Trade Policy Conference, WCIT Blog
With two weeks left until the Washington Trade Conference on November 21, I’ve already given you five great reasons to register, told you about the port competitiveness panel, announced the participation of the Canadian trade minister and shared our news about the...
by WCIT | Nov 2, 2011 | Washington Trade Policy Conference, WCIT Blog
I hate to do two blog posts in one week about the Washington Trade Conference on November 21 (after Monday’s Canadian Trade Minister announcement), but I couldn’t wait any longer to reveal the participants for our panel discussion on “Improving Washington’s Trade...
by WCIT | Oct 31, 2011 | Washington Trade Policy Conference, WCIT Blog
For the few of you who have yet to register for the Washington Trade Conference on November 21 – after I gave you five great reasons and announced one of our exciting panel discussions – here’s even more reason to REGISTER NOW: we’re pleased to announce that Jon...
by WCIT | Oct 24, 2011 | The Importance of International Trade, WCIT Blog
As if you needed any additional reasons to REGISTER NOW for the Washington Trade Conference on November 21 (after I already gave you five reasons last week), I am excited to reveal the participants for our panel discussion on “A Federal Agenda for Port Competitiveness...
by WCIT | Oct 17, 2011 | The Importance of International Trade, WCIT Blog
With the Washington Trade Conference (formerly the WCIT Senators’ Conference) coming up on November 21, I wanted to make sure that the loyal readers of the State of Trade blog knew all the great reasons to consider attending. OK, well, maybe I won’t give you ALL...
