Since mid-2015, the topic of local content has moved center stage, and with it the need for adaptive professionals to implement rapidly evolving local content compliance regimes and deliver tangible local benefits as a balance to globalization. Today, in upending the supply chain world order, the COVID-19 pandemic is redefining how we source goods and labor. Companies and governments should not wait for this current pandemic to run its course before launching initiatives to reimagine their use of local content—and they certainly shouldn’t wait for the next global shock to force their hand. The following training modules have been developed from DAI’s globally recognized Local Content Master Class, which has been operating for more than 10 years and trained more than 500 practitioners globally. The Master Class is accredited by the British Accreditation Council.

Since mid-2015, the topic of local content has moved center stage, and with it the need for adaptive professionals to implement rapidly evolving local content compliance regimes and deliver tangible local benefits as a balance to globalization. Today, in upending the supply chain world order, the COVID-19 pandemic is redefining how we source goods and labor. Companies and governments should not wait for this current pandemic to run its course before launching initiatives to reimagine their use of local content—and they certainly shouldn’t wait for the next global shock to force their hand. The following training modules have been developed from DAI’s globally recognized Local Content Master Class, which has been operating for more than 10 years and trained more than 500 practitioners globally. The Master Class is accredited by the British Accreditation Council.

Since mid-2015, the topic of local content has moved center stage, and with it the need for adaptive professionals to implement rapidly evolving local content compliance regimes and deliver tangible local benefits as a balance to globalization. Today, in upending the supply chain world order, the COVID-19 pandemic is redefining how we source goods and labor. Companies and governments should not wait for this current pandemic to run its course before launching initiatives to reimagine their use of local content—and they certainly shouldn’t wait for the next global shock to force their hand. The following training modules have been developed from DAI’s globally recognized Local Content Master Class, which has been operating for more than 10 years and trained more than 500 practitioners globally. The Master Class is accredited by the British Accreditation Council.

Since mid-2015, the topic of local content has moved center stage, and with it the need for adaptive professionals to implement rapidly evolving local content compliance regimes and deliver tangible local benefits as a balance to globalization. Today, in upending the supply chain world order, the COVID-19 pandemic is redefining how we source goods and labor. Companies and governments should not wait for this current pandemic to run its course before launching initiatives to reimagine their use of local content—and they certainly shouldn’t wait for the next global shock to force their hand. The following training modules have been developed from DAI’s globally recognized Local Content Master Class, which has been operating for more than 10 years and trained more than 500 practitioners globally. The Master Class is accredited by the British Accreditation Council.

Since mid-2015, the topic of local content has moved center stage, and with it the need for adaptive professionals to implement rapidly evolving local content compliance regimes and deliver tangible local benefits as a balance to globalization. Today, in upending the supply chain world order, the COVID-19 pandemic is redefining how we source goods and labor. Companies and governments should not wait for this current pandemic to run its course before launching initiatives to reimagine their use of local content—and they certainly shouldn’t wait for the next global shock to force their hand. The following training modules have been developed from DAI’s globally recognized Local Content Master Class, which has been operating for more than 10 years and trained more than 500 practitioners globally. The Master Class is accredited by the British Accreditation Council.

Since mid-2015, the topic of local content has moved center stage, and with it the need for adaptive professionals to implement rapidly evolving local content compliance regimes and deliver tangible local benefits as a balance to globalization. Today, in upending the supply chain world order, the COVID-19 pandemic is redefining how we source goods and labor. Companies and governments should not wait for this current pandemic to run its course before launching initiatives to reimagine their use of local content—and they certainly shouldn’t wait for the next global shock to force their hand. The following training modules have been developed from DAI’s globally recognized Local Content Master Class, which has been operating for more than 10 years and trained more than 500 practitioners globally. The Master Class is accredited by the British Accreditation Council.