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Complying with a Time-Sensitive Canadian Supply Chain Act
Canada’s Fighting Against Forced Labor and Child Labor in Supply Chains Act (S-211) went into effect January 1, 2024. If you sell products into Canada, your company may be required to comply and submit comprehensive supply chain reports by May 31, 2024. Join this interactive webinar with a live Q&A led by international trade and ESG leaders from BDO to build your understanding of what companies are subject to the Act, reporting requirements, and what this could mean for supply chain due diligence requirements in other countries.
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Ashley Hetrick, Principal and Sourcing & Supply Chain Segment Leader, BDO USA
Ashley Hetrick is a Principal at BDO USA where she leads the firm’s Supply Chain Advisory Practice with more than 15 years’ experience helping companies transform their supply management functions from tactical to strategic. In addition to serving her fourth year on ISM’s Sourcing and SRM Committee, Ashley is a frequent conference speaker and has authored numerous articles in leading supply management publications.
Mathew Mermigousis, National Practice Leader - Customs & International Trade Services at BDO
Mat has more than 25 years of experience advising U.S. and multinational companies on customs and international trade regulatory matters involving export controls, classification, customs valuation (including first sale), country-of-origin, foreign-trade zones, and the use of trade preference programs (i.e., drawback) and free trade agreements. He is committed to his clients’ long-term success, and he adds value by bringing an international perspective, as well as the ability to tap into a broad and dep network, having worked in more than 20 countries on customs and export matters.
Over his lengthy career, Mat assisted companies in developing and implementing trade compliance programs and developing solutions to minimize trade compliance risk and realizing duty savings opportunities. He works closely with other BDO practices including international tax, transfer pricing, and supply chain to help ensure that clients are given the most comprehensive approach to implementing their international business operations and business transformation projects. He has led global teams on developing and enhancing client global trade compliance strategies and implementing process improvements. He assists companies in developing and assessing their trade compliance programs including trade automation, designing internal audit programs, and conducting due diligence reviews for potential acquisitions.
Simon Hutton, Director, Value Creation & Analytics Lead, ESG Western Canada at BDO Canada
Simon is BDO’s Sustainability and ESG Lead, based in Vancouver. With over 15 years of global experience providing strategic, investment, and ESG advisory services to senior executives across a variety of sectors. Simon specializes in growth strategy analysis, business planning, modelling competitive differentiators, corporate communications, sustainability, and ESG strategy.
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CEH Credits1.0
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Product CodeMEMBERWEB2408
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