Tariffs are being rewritten this year faster than most supply chains can adjust to them.
That’s not a talking point — it’s the reality every customs broker, importer, and port operator in this room is living right now. 2026 has turned into a year of regional resets, shifting duty structures, and trade departments suddenly holding a lot more strategic weight than they used to.
So on September 17th, we’re putting the people actually navigating that shift in one room, over breakfast, at the port where it plays out daily.
The International Trade & Finance Forum — by Miami Finance Forum in partnership with the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce — lands at PortMiami’s Terminal J, 8-11AM.
The lineup:
Peter Quinter is moderating. He leads Gunster’s U.S. Customs and International Trade Law Group — meaning he’s in the rooms where these tariff decisions get interpreted and contested, not just reported on.
Jonathan Daniels, CEO of PortMiami, opens the morning. Nobody has a clearer read on how global trade shifts land on South Florida’s docks.
Adam Srebnik (Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg) and Gary Goldfarb — Chairman of the World Trade Center Miami and Chief Strategy Officer at Interport Logistics — bring both the legal and the logistics side of the same: what happens when the rules change mid-shipment.
Eric Olafson, PortMiami’s Director of Global Trade & Business Development, and Tosca Derrick of Baker Tilly round out the panel, connecting policy to the numbers that actually move on a balance sheet.
This isn’t a panel about trade in the abstract. It’s a panel about what to do Monday morning.
Proudly presented by Baker Tilly × Berkowitz Pollack Brant
8-11 AM - Terminal J at the Port of Miami, located at 1120 Caribbean Way, Miami, FL 33132
Members: $75 | Non-Members: $105
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