Date: Wednesday, August 21, 2024
Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET
Your Host: BSI Consulting
Supply chains are becoming increasingly complex and vulnerable to security breaches. It’s crucial for organizations to proactively take steps to mitigate new threats.
The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) program provides a framework for organizations to enhance supply chain security and facilitate the flow of legitimate trade. However, to participate in the program, organizations must go through a certification or revalidation, which includes a thorough risk assessment.
Join our webinar to learn about CTPAT requirements, benefits, and tiers. We’ll guide you through the CTPAT 5-Step Risk Assessment and provide examples of successful implementations.
We’ll also demonstrate how tools and technology like BSI Connect Screen, a supplier management platform, can streamline your CTPAT journey. Our experts will present different scenarios and examples of how other organizations have achieved their CTPAT validation.
Why attend?
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CTPAT validation: Understand the essential steps necessary to prepare for CTPAT validation.
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Real-life scenarios: Learn examples from organizations that have undergone revalidation and learn valuable lessons from their journeys.
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Support from analysts and technology: Discover how supply chain analysts and advanced technology can simplify and support the CTPAT process.
Speakers:
Anna Lee Robins, Lead Business Intelligence Analyst
- Anna Lee is a Lead Intelligence Analyst on the BSI Connect Screen platform. With a focus on the Europe region, Anna Lee shares all relevant developments regarding crime, regulatory changes, and human rights and environmental violations impacting the supply chain.
Brian Vosteen, Senior Business Development Manager
- Brian is a strategic thinker with a proven track record of helping organizations to solve problems. With extensive experience in supply chain risk management, he excels at identifying valuable partnerships that help collaboration across both internal and external teams.