Join us on Wednesday, October 8, 2020, for a session bringing together four panelists who understand the ramifications of globalization for their own countries as well as for North America and who can share with us the patterns of the past as well as for the future. Can we see a way forward through the cloudiness ahead?

OCTOBER 8, 2020

9:30 AM CENTRAL TIME (US and Canada)

Expert Panelists:

• Eric Miller, Rideau Potomac Strategy Group
• Valeria Moy, Institute for Mexican Competitiveness
• Colin Robertson, Canadian Global Affairs Institute
• Rufus Yerxa, National Foreign Trade Council

Registration for this virtual event is $30.

To register please visit the event website here.

The United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce, Northeast Chapter, the Arbitration Center of Mexico, the New York International Arbitration Center, and the New York City Bar’s Inter-American Affairs Committee invite you to a virtual panel discussion about the USMCA and its legal implications for cross-border investments and business.

OCTOBER 1, 2020
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM ET

Discussion Topics:
-General overview on the USMCA provisions and main differences with NAFTA
-Analysis of the Investment and Dispute Resolution Chapters of the USMCA
-The role of arbitration in the context of the USMCA
-Implications of the USMCA on current and future arbitration process

For more information please click here.

The United States – Mexico Chamber of Commerce, California, Inter-American & Northeast Chapters, invite you to join us for a videoconference to discuss how the U.S. distressed companies and assets could represent a business opportunity for foreign investors.

AUGUST 19, 2020

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm ET / 11:00 am – 12:00 pm PT

VIDEOCONFERENCE

Speakers:

Shon Glusky, Partner, Sheppard Mullin

David Miller, Managing Director, Alvarez & Marsal

Manuel Tamez, Partner, Mijares Angoitia Cortes y Fuentes

Iliya Zogovic, President & CEO, DBD Partners

Discussion Topics:

Understanding the distressed companies and assets market in the United States: Legal, Operational and Financial Framework.

Emerging opportunities as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S.: Potential for strategic partnerships, acquisitions (out-of-court and court supervised), active and passive investments, debt restructurings and refinancing, divested asset acquisitions.

Due diligence: Important and unique financial and legal elements to be considered for U.S. distressed assets and companies.

Valuation and Risks Assessments (legal, operational and financial).

Structuring: Vehicles and structures available and suggested for foreign investors.

Turnaround and operation of distressed companies in the U.S.

Admission fees:

Member: $15.00

Non-Member: $25.00

Complimentary Registration for Qualified Investors

To register and for more information please click here,

The United States – Mexico Chamber of Commerce, California, Inter-American & Northeast Chapters, invite you to join us for a videoconference to discuss the economic resilience of the maritime ports of the Americas.

WHEN

Tuesday, July 14th, 2020

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Eastern Time

Discussion Topics

Current situation, preparedness, port infrastructure and human capital management to address emerging challenges coming from global and local health and supply chain disruptions

Implications of changes and adjustments to commerce flows, supply chains and emergency response on ports operation and investments, as well as on the commercial maritime industry.

Analysis and forecasts for port network in the Americas.
Technology and innovation to respond to new challenges for ports and maritime shipping.

Outlook and expected development of the cruise industry and the role of ports to contribute to its comeback

Admission Fees:  

Members: Free Registration  / Non-members: $15.00 (plus processing fees).

To resister and for more information please click here.

The United States – Mexico Chamber of Commerce, California & Inter-Mountain Chapters cordially invite you to a videoconference discussion regarding the USMCA implications for the manufacturing sector and the North American supply chain.

WHEN

Tuesday, July 7, 2020 / 3:00 pm – 4:15 pm Pacific Time

VIDECONFERENCE

Opening Session and Introduction of Special Guest:

3:00 PM Mark Levinson, President USMCOC California Regional Chapter

3:05 p.m. Special Guest: Marcela Celorio, Consul General of Mexico in Los Angeles

 3:10 p.m. Moderator: Ernesto Bravo, President TECMA and Board Member, California Regional Chapter

Keynote Speakers:

3:10-3:30 p.m. Kenneth Smith, Former Nafta and USMCA Negotiator, Partner AGON, Mexico City.

3:30 p.m.-3:50 p.m. Arturo Bautista, Partner Mauricio Monroy Consulting

Topics of discussion

USMCA updated chapters from prior agreements and new rules by industry in the manufacturing sector

Changes on Rules of Origin: Challenges to current supply chains and opportunities for their stronger regionalization

USMCA potential effects on the maquila industry and current cross-border manufacturing schemes

Understanding USMCA’s labor rights and environmental protection considerations and their repercussions for the manufacturing sector

Customs, trade facilitation and other aspects of the USMCA with implications on the regional supply chain integration

3:50 p.m. Q&A

4:10 p.m. Event Closure

ADMISSION FEES

Member: $15.00 / Non-Member: $20.00

To register and for more information please visit the event website here:

The Southwest Chapter invites you to the webinar:

UNITED STATES-MEXICO TRADE FINANCE

Series II – Private Financial Resources

We welcome you to our meeting regarding Domestic and International Factoring, as well as, Mexico Purchase Order Financing.

Thursday, June 25, 2020

4:00 pm- 5:00 pm

Speakers

Olga Santiago
Latin America Business Dev., TL
RTS International
U.S. Factoring

Martin Pustilnick
Co- Founder of Mundi Trade Inc.
U.S. – Mexico Trade Finance
Mexico Factoring/PO

Jorge Canedo
Compass Supply Chain Intel., INC.
Logistics Presentation

 Jeff Cartwright
Shoreview Advisors
P.O. Financing Scenario

To register please contact Josie Orosco at josie.orosco18@gmail.com

Derivado de las decisiones en políticas públicas, en materia de energías limpias, que el gobierno de México ha tomado, es importante analizar cuál es el presente y el futuro de las energías renovables en México. Lo anterior, a efecto de entender el marco regulatorio, las restricciones existentes, las herramientas de defensa de los inversionistas, riesgos y oportunidades de inversiones futuras.

Mi̩rcoles 24 de Junio, 2020 Р12:00 pm (EST)

Panelistas

Patricia Tatto, VP para América, ATA Renewables

Erick Hernández Gallego, Socio en México de la Práctica de Energía y Recursos Naturales, Greenberg Traurig

Antonio Peña, Socio Greenberg Traurig, Presidente del Capítulo Inter-American de la USMCOC

Rafael Valdez Mingramm, Director de LATAM, Envision Energy International

Para mayor información visita el sitio del evento:

“El Presente y Futuro de las Energías Renovables en México”

Para registrarte, envía un mensaje a Clementina Gay: clementina.gay@usmcoc.org

The United States – Mexico Chamber of Commerce, Northeast & California Chapters, invite you to join us for a conversation with

Javier Guzman – Vice Governor of Mexico’s Central Bank