Mondial is the only truly global trade compliance consulting firm in the world. With the members of the Mondial team strategically positioned in the North and South America, Europe and Asia, Mondial is uniquely positioned to help both multinational and domestic clients with all of their trade and trade compliance needs. Mondial was founded and is managed by trade compliance professionals who come directly from industry and who understand business.
Our consultants come from a diverse spectrum of sectors including technology, aerospace, telecommunications, pharmaceutical, automotive, personal and household goods, and food and beverage. Each member of the Mondial team has been selected because of their expertise, experience, passion, personality and overall capability. Our consultants also have fluency in over 10 international languages including English, Spanish, French, Mandarin, Cantonese, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian, Tamil, Tagalog, German and Polish.
public affairs, transportation and logistics. Our professionals have had extensive dealings with regulatory bodies
and governmental agencies in virtually every region of the world. We assist our clients with all aspects of trade.
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Individually, each member of the Mondial team has between ten years and thirty years of trade compliance experience.
Mondial's professionals are also part of several trade compliance and trade associations including
AAEI, AMCHAM (Shanghai), ATCP, ICPA, IE CANADA, NEDA, and OWIT.
SIGNS THAT TROUBLE COULD BE JUST AROUND THE CORNER:
- Your customer or your customer’s purchasing agent is reluctant to offer information about the end-use of the product.
- Your product’s capabilities do not fit the buyer’s line of business.
- Your customer is unfamiliar with the product’s performance characteristics but still wants the product.
- A freight-forwarding firm is given by your customer as the product’s final destination.
- The shipping route is abnormal for the product and ultimate destination.
- When questioned, your customer is evasive or unclear whether the product is destined for the domestic, export or re-exports market.
- Your customer is prepared to pay cash and delivery times are not an issue.
ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT:
ARE THESE SOME OF YOUR CONCERNS?:
- How do I build a trade compliance program?
- How do I ensure my parts/products are classified correctly?
- What happens if my company just sold a parts or products that may have required an export license?
- How do I know if any of my customers are on a denied party list?
- What regulations affect your imports/exports?
- What do the employees in your company need to know about trade compliance?
- Get the answer to these and many other questions from experienced industry insiders who know what works.