Writing Your Export Marketing Agreements (2010)

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CERTIFICATE IN EXPORT MANAGEMENT SERIES(2010)

Author:  John R. Jagoe, Managing Director, The Export Institute of the United States

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  1. MAJOR PROVISIONS OF AN EXPORT MARKETING AGREEMENT:
    • Identification of Parties to the Agreement
    • Effective Date of the Agreement
    • Termination of the Agreement:
      • Items covered: Termination on a specific date, termination upon written notice, and termination "for cause".
    • Sales Territory, Products and Restrictions:
      • Items covered: Country or geographical area, and sole and exclusive rights.
    • Identification of Products
    • Types of Sales Excluded from the Agreement:
      • Items covered: House accounts, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), and will you allow the sale of competitive or complementary products?
    • Pricing of Products:
      • Items covered: Currency and prices quoted in agreement, sales commission and discounts, notification of price changes, order acceptance, shipping and delivery of merchandise, and penalties for late delivery.
    • Payment Terms
    • Inventory Stocking Requirements:
      • Items covered: Stocking requirements for spare parts and components, minimum size of orders, and repurchase of slow moving items.
    • Warranty Agreement:
      • Items covered: Warranty period, place of warranty work, products covered, improper use, outside suppliers, inventory maintenance, design changes, advice of warranty, assignment of warranty, hold harmless clause, and force majeure.
    • After-Sale Service
    • Emergency Trips by Service Representatives:
      • Items covered: Sufficient advance notice, length of stay in territory, payment of expenses for emergency trips, and special treatment for new representatives.
    • Training Programs for Export Sales Representatives
    • Information to the Provided by Parties to the Agreement:
      • Items covered: Sales projections, competitive activities reports, political climate reports and provision of contact information on customers within export markets.
    • Force Majeure
    • "Hold Harmless" Statement
    • Settlement of Disputes
    • Cancellation of All Previous Agreements and Assignment of Agreement.
  2. REVIEW AND LEGAL APPROVAL OF THE AGREEMENT:
    • Questions to ask yourself about the export marketing agreement.
    • Is the agreement mutually beneficial to both parties?
    • Would you sign the agreement if you were the export sales representative?
    • Present the agreement to a qualified international attorney for final approval.
  3. SAMPLE EXPORT MARKETING AGREEMENTS:
    • Sample Contract: Distributor Agreement
      Used when: Representative takes title and physical possession of goods.
    • Sample Contract: Agency Agreement
      Used when: Representative does not take title and physical possession of goods.
    • Sample Contract: Consignment Agreement
      Used when: Goods are shipped to the export sales representative without prior payment so that they will be available for immediate delivery to the customer - after which the agent pays the exporter.
    • Sample Contract: Product Warranty Agreement
    • Sample Contract: Confidentiality Agreement
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Language English
Course Length 6.00 hours
Duration of Access 12 months
Continuing Education Credits 2
Instructor Self Study
Vendor Export Institute of the United States
Course Certification Certificate of Completion
Prerequisites/Audience No prerequisites.  Designed for sales and marketing executives, export management consultants, export sales agents, export management companies, college educators, export trainers, government officials, and entrepreneurs who are seeking a new and lucractive career in exporting.
Requirements/Materials Included All materials needed are available within the courses.  However, if you purchase the Export Management Certificate Program Bundle, you will receive without charge the most recently-updated (now the 2010) edition of the Export Sales & Marketing Manual (a $295.00 value) to act as their classroom guide.  The Export Sales & Marketing Manual 2010 is not required for this course, but it can be used as a reference for years to come.
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