Charleston Women in International Trade (CWIT) Homepage

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Welcome to the Charleston Women in International Trade (CWIT) homepage. We are a non-profit professional organization dedicated to the advancement of women in international trade professions. Founded in 2001, our mission is to enhance the status of women who work in the field of international trade by presenting educational and networking opportunities to benefit common goals.

CWIT hosts monthly meetings on the second Tuesday of each month from September through June. The purpose of these meetings is to enlighten attendees on various topics affecting international trade, and to provide professional networking opportunities. Attendance is over 70 members and guests, and non-members are encourage to attend. Meetings start at 11:45 a.m., end at 1:30 p.m., and include a 15 minute "networking with speaker" time. Visit our calendar page to find out about our upcoming events.

CWIT is the South Carolina chapter of the Organization of Women in International Trade (OWIT) on the web at www.owit.org an organization with over 2,000 members worldwide, and operating since the early 1980's. In 2005, OWIT awarded CWIT the prestigious Chapter of the Year award, in recognition of the our best demonstrating results towards advancement of women in international trade professions. Our affiliation with OWIT brings members and guests of CWIT a connection to women and men from all parts of the world, who are actively pursuing the advancement of women in international trade.

CWIT membership is not restricted by gender or current job description - men, students and retirees are welcome to apply. Our memberships are diverse and include both women and men who share an interest in all facets of international trade. Our members are professionals from many industries and business sectors, including banking and finance, public relations, education, government and diplomacy, brokers and forwarders, customs and trade law, sales and marketing, import/export logistics, maritime service providers, technology, transportation, and other trade-related services.