The California statewide system of CITDs & CMTACs has been consolidated as of this July 1st 2010.
As part of this consolidation the CITD & CMTAC of Citrus College has ceased all operations with the close of the standard business day, June 30th 2010.
Under the consolidated CITD & CMTAC system the nearest CITD & CMTAC is with the Rancho Santiago Community
College District in Santa Ana.
Enrique Perez, Director
Phone: (714) 564-5414
Fax: (714) 647-1168
Email:perez_enrique@rsccd.edu
Rancho Santiago Community College District Office
2323 N. Broadway, Suite 201
Santa Ana, CA 92706-1640
The staff and consultant team of the CITD & CMTAC of Citrus College
are proudto have had the opportunity during our 20 years of operations to provide assistance to the Los Angles business community.
During these years we have met many different, interesting and
self-motivated people.
We will greatly miss the "people" whom we have been privileged to help in their pursuit of success in the international business marketplace.
Gene Bohatch
Services: Consulting - Training
Consulting Services
CITD of Citrus College - Global
The Center for International Trade Development of Citrus College provides FREE one-on-one consulting by experienced international trade consultants/advisors to the international trade community of Greater Los Angeles. Consulting sessions are by appointment only, and are based on matching the clients needs with the appropriate CITD contract consultant or consultants. In addition to the one-on-one consulting sessions at its full service and outreach centers, the CITD of Citrus College can provide its consulting services at the client's business facilities.
CMTAC of Citrus College - Mexico
Experienced practitioners in Mexican business are available to assist firms in their trading activities. Our consultants can refer business to private sector, government, non-profit and educational resources in Mexico. These one-on-one consulting services are provided at no charge.
Contact us Today, We Can Help You With…
- International Business Planning
- International Marketing and Distribution
- International Logistics
- Export Regulations
- Import Regulations
- Import Regulations
- International Financing and Payments
- Foreign Trade Zones Use and Benefits
- Government Procurement
- Agreements, Contracts
- International Trade Problem Solving
Training Services
CITD of Citrus College - Global
Training programs are designed to be both informative and practical. The active participation of attendees guides the topics discussed and ensures that topics relevant to each attendee are explored.
The CITD presents a 6 part series entitled "Building International Trade Skills" or 'BITS'. This series covers the critical elements of international trade from researching markets to establishing a working International Business Plan. The workshops can be taken individually or as a complete series. In all cases advance registration is required. As of July 2005, there is a $55 fee per individual workshop payable at time of attendance. A 27% savings is available for advance payment of the complete 6-part BITS series.
Complete all 6 workshops in the BITS series and receive a certificate of completion in Export/Import from the CITD/CMTAC of Citrus College. Other specialized workshops include How To Use International Legal Services, Working with U.S. Customs and FDA, and Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ).
A calendar of dates and locations for the workshops is posted on Schedule page. In addition to scheduled series, workshops can be held at the clients place of business. This is especially beneficial to larger companies with many employees who would benefit from a practical understanding of international business.
CMTAC of Citrus College- Mexico Focus Programs of the CMTAC provide technical assistance and in depth training in Mexican business practices, regulations and all facets of trade with Mexico. Seminars are offered at various locations around California focusing on regulatory issues, transportation & logistics, and sourcing.
The Power of Help²
Contributions, (tax-deductible to the extent allowed by current tax laws), to support the CITD & CMTAC of Citrus College in providing assistance to California businesses in international trade can now be made in the name of “Global Patrons’ Circle” to the Citrus College Foundation.
Please contact Gene Bohatch for information. |
