September 10, 2026
11:00 AM EST
Trade policy is changing quickly, but the biggest challenge isn't keeping up with headlines, it's understanding what they mean for your business.
Join UPS trade, customs and public affairs professionals for a practical discussion focused on the latest US and Canadian trade developments, where importers may face increased exposure and the actions organizations can take to prepare. Whether you're assessing costs, compliance obligations or cross-border operations, this session will provide practical insights to help you make informed decisions in a rapidly evolving trade environment.
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Don't miss this opportunity to gain the insights that help you stay ahead of the curve.
Prepare for the Webinar
Explore these resources before and after the session to stay up to date on tariff developments, understand refund opportunities and access tools that can support your trade strategy.
Explore the latest tariff developments and regulatory updates to better understand their potential impact on your business.
Learn who may be eligible for IEEPA tariff refunds, how CAPE works and what steps importers should take now to prepare refund claims.
Access trade insights and guidance to help manage tariff exposure, support compliance and navigate cross-border trade, all in one place.
Register below for the Beyond the Tariff Rate: What US and Canadian Importers Need to Do Next Webinar.
Speakers
UPS Supply Chain Solutions®
Jessica leads UPS® Trade Advisory Services, including Foreign Trade Zone, Duty Drawback and International Trade Consulting Services. She also oversees Customer Experience for Global Freight Forwarding and Global Customs Brokerage. A Licensed Customs Broker (LCB), CCS, and CES, Jessica has 20 years of experience in international logistics, trade and compliance.
UPS Supply Chain Solutions®
Based in Washington, D.C., Catherine leads UPS' policy development efforts supporting an inclusive trade agenda, with a focus on Asia and healthcare initiatives. Before joining UPS in 2019, she spent 20 years in trade policy roles with the US Chamber of Commerce, the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the US Congress.
UPS Supply Chain Solutions®
Carolyn leads advocacy and policy initiatives related to international trade, customs, transportation and labor issues. With more than 20 years of experience in public affairs, strategy, transportation and land use planning, she brings extensive expertise in policies that impact Canada's supply chains and business environment.
UPS®
Brian leads Global Checkout, UPS's cross-border eCommerce solution that helps merchants manage international shipping, duties, taxes and landed costs. He works across sales, marketing, technology and regional teams to drive product growth and help businesses expand globally.
UPS Supply Chain Solutions®
Penny works with multinational companies and stakeholders to assist them in navigating Canadian importing legislation. Penny is also responsible for CARM at UPS SCS. Penny holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Yorkville University including CCLP, CCS and CTCS designations. She has her professional brokerage license from CBSA.
