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Wherever you are in your trade compliance career, the International Compliance Professionals Association (ICPA) — A Network of People a World of Knowledge — is built to support it.

Learning & events

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Events and learning designed by practitioners, for practitioners, across all levels and specialties.

Royal Marine - Dublin, Ireland
2026 ICPA EU Fall Conference

Global Trade Insights Conference

Sept 29 - Oct 1, 2026 Dublin, Ireland

Three days of insights, connections, and practical strategies for today's compliance challenges.

Upcoming events

Sep–Oct
29–1
2026
Global Trade Insights Conference
Regulatory change and enforcement priorities, geopolitics and trade policy, and market access strategy.
Dublin, Ireland
Hosted by ICPA
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Oct
20
2026
CBP Continuing Education & Triennial Requirements
If you are a licensed customs broker, please join ICPA for this webinar to prepare you for filing you 2027 Triennial Report and the required continuing education requirements to maintain your customs broker license.
Webinar · 12:00 – 1:00 PM CDT
Hosted by Lisa Gelsomino - ICPA
Nov
3–5
2026
ICPA Mexico Conference
Building the Future of North American Trade: the USMCA joint review, Mexico's customs reforms and nearshoring. Bilingual tracks.
Mexico City, Mexico
Hosted by ICPA
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Mar
7–10
2027
ICPA Annual Conference
ICPA's flagship annual program across customs, export controls and trade compliance practice. Kidz Kamp runs alongside.
Orlando, FL
Hosted by ICPA

Certification & CEUs

Certifications

Earn an international trade credential through the ITC certification process.

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Training providers

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Continuing education

Track the CEUs that keep your credential current.

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Resources & intelligence

Understand what changes, and what it means.

ICPA distills complex policy, regulatory, and market shifts into clear, actionable insights for compliance professionals.

This week in trade policy

Commerce can now block polysilicon entries, two months before the December 4 duties

A BIS temporary final rule (91 FR 60505), in force September 22 through December 3, lets Commerce bar an importer of record from consumption entries of polysilicon and its derivatives if its volumes since August 6 run substantially above its 2025 and early-2026 weekly averages. Importers of record registered on or after August 6 face hard weekly caps. CBP CSMS #69994928 says CBP will enforce the bar once Commerce names an importer, and brokers who file consumption entries for a barred importer are exposed under 19 U.S.C. 1641. Proclamation 11052 duties, 15 percent plus minimum import prices, begin December 4.

Regulatory status

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Focus areas

Export controls
Sanctions & AML
Customs & trade
Supply chain
Data & privacy
Community & careers

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2002 to today

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Peer community

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Member resources

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