Stephen Creskoff

International Trade Consultant, Author and Speaker

Speaker: Domestic & Global Trade

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Photo of Steve speaking via translator, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Steve Creskoff frequently speaks at business, government and university events regarding global supply chains, trade facilitation, trade agreements and other international business topics. His recent speaking engagements have included:

  • Trade conference, Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar – January 2016
  • Chain Link Fence Manufactures Institute annual meeting, Washington, DC – November 2015
  • John L. Grove College of Business Forum, Shippensburg, PA – October 2015
  • U.S. State Department’s foreign visitors’ program, Washington, DC – July 2015
  • Trade facilitation conference, Lima, Peru – June 2015
  • Trade conference, Vientiane, Laos
  • Trade facilitation conference, Astana, Kazakhstan
  • Trade facilitation conference, Yerevan, Armenia
  • Anti-money laundering program, Pristina, Kosovo
  • Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, New York, New York

myanmar-speaking

Consultant

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Stephen Creskoff consulting with Director General of Nigeria Customs Service

Steve Creskoff is a recognized expert on trade facilitation, global supply chains, trade agreements, trade remedies, free zones, and international trade transactions. He has provided consulting services to the World Bank, the U.S. Government, trade associations and business enterprises. His advice has helped clients reduce trade transaction costs and increase business profitability.

“I have benefitted immensely from Steve’s wealth of uncommon professional experiences in trade law, trade policy and trade facilitation spanning more than four decades. I worked closely with Steve in finalizing the Nigerian Customs Act, evolving globally consistent Trade Policy Process and Trade Defense Process for Nigeria among other trade issues. I can safely attest to his exceptional academic and professional prowess on trade and related issues. The rub-off from interacting with him has inspired a new thinking in trade policy process in me and my country.”

Olumuyiwa B. Alaba (Ph.D)
Professor of Economics
University of Ibadan