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Could your company be eligible for IEEPA tariff refunds?

Recent developments in the CBP CAPE refund process may open new opportunities for importers seeking recovery of tariffs collected under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).

With Phase 2 launching June 29 and additional relief potentially available in future phases, now is the time to understand what these changes could mean for your business.

Read the full article to learn what importers should know, who may qualify, and what steps companies should consider taking now: https://buff.ly/wvFz7Rl

Looking for your next opportunity?

Leading employers including Leprino, CoorsTek, Pilatus, and World Trade Center Denver are hiring for roles across supply chain, operations, business development, trade compliance, and more.

Explore current openings at wtcdenver.org/careers and take the next step in your career.

Today, on June 12, World Trade Center Denver celebrates the 24th annual WTCA Day and the power of a global network built on connection, collaboration, and opportunity.

As part of the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) network, we are proud to connect businesses, communities, and markets across borders.

This is reflected in the global connections, partnerships, and business relationships fostered through WTC Denver's events and programs. Through the WTCA network, opportunities like these help create new partnerships, strengthen business relationships, and support economic growth in our local market and beyond.

The NMFC may not be the most exciting topic in logistics, but recent changes could have a direct impact on your freight costs, classifications, and compliance.

Learn what changed in the latest NMFTA update, why accurate shipment dimensions matter more than ever, and the steps shippers and 3PLs should take to avoid costly reclassification fees.

Read the full article: https://buff.ly/JAnhNyu

Transfer Pricing, Customs Valuation & Cross-Border Compliance
Wednesday, June 24, 2026 | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM (MDT)

As global trade policies, tariff exposure, and intercompany pricing structures continue to evolve, companies are facing increased scrutiny around transfer pricing and customs valuation decisions.

This practical 1-hour session will explore how transfer pricing and customs valuation intersect, and how related-party transactions can impact duty liability, customs compliance, profitability, and supply chain strategy.

Topics may include:
• Transfer pricing fundamentals and intercompany transactions
• Customs valuation vs. tax valuation methodologies
• Related-party transactions and “circumstances of sale”
• Assists, royalties, tooling, and valuation considerations
• First sale, transaction value, and alternative valuation methods
• Managing tariff exposure through pricing and sourcing strategies
• Customs reconciliation and post-entry adjustments
• Documentation expectations and audit readiness

Presented by Thomas Cook, Managing Director of Blue Tiger International.

Accreditation: Approved for 1 CCS/MCS LCB credit through the NCBFAA Educational Institute (NEI).

Pricing: $75 Members | $150 Nonmembers

Register here: https://buff.ly/FZnHqz2

Thank you to everyone who joined us for World Trade Day 2026.

From insightful conversations to valuable networking opportunities, this year’s event brought together an incredible international business community.

We’re sharing a few highlights from the day. To access the full event photo gallery, complete our post-event survey through the link in our bio.

Thank you for being part of World Trade Day. See you next year.

A few moments from World Trade Day 2026.

Thank you for joining us for a day of global perspectives, industry insights, and meaningful connections with the international business community.

If you’d like to access the full photo gallery, complete our post-event survey through the link in our bio.

We appreciate your support and look forward to welcoming you again next year.