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10 February 2025

Thursday, February 27 | How trade operations and supply chain strategy can adapt to Trump’s trade agenda (10:00 a.m. ET/15:00 GMT)

Under the Trump administration, potential tariff increases on US imports, as well as potential retaliatory measures affecting US exports, are paramount for businesses as they consider measures to address anticipated impacts on their operations.

Join EY tax, trade and supply chain professionals to discuss what is top of mind about trade policy and tariffs, and how they impact companies’ global trade operations, namely supply chains and operating model effectiveness.

Topics will include:

  • Current trade policy landscape
  • Supply chain resilience
  • Strategic tax and trade planning
  • Steps to take now

At the end of the webcast, viewers should be able to:

  • Recognize the potential implications of Trump’s trade policy on their operations
  • Understand the importance of assessing alternative sourcing or manufacturing, customs valuation and supply chain resilience
  • Develop a proactive approach for anticipated changes in both US and foreign trade policy  

Date: Thursday, February 27, 2025

Time: 10:00 a.m. ET/15:00 GMT

Registration: Register for this event.

CPE credit offered: 1.2. 

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