Women in Comex is an inclusive, U.S.-based community for women shaping international trade — from first-time exporters in San Diego to seasoned logistics leaders moving cargo across three continents. We connect, educate, and champion women who move the world.
Whether you are launching your first shipment or scaling a supply chain, we offer the network, tools, and expertise that make cross-border business feel less foreign — and more possible.
Introductions to fellow founders, freight forwarders, customs brokers, and trade attorneys — vetted and warm.
Live workshops on Incoterms, HS classification, letters of credit, and market entry — taught by practitioners, not theorists.
Match with a senior operator who has done exactly what you are trying to do — in your industry, in your market.
Quarterly briefings on tariffs, trade agreements, and demand shifts — written in plain English.
We amplify the voice of women exporters with federal and state trade agencies — because representation matters.
A private members-only forum where you can ask the "silly" questions and get real answers within hours.
We were founded on a simple observation: too many capable women were leaving the export table because the room felt closed. Women in Comex opens the door — and holds it wide.
A short intake — your industry, your export experience, what you hope to build next.
We match you with 5–8 women in adjacent industries or markets, plus a senior mentor.
Monthly live sessions on the exact topics your circle is working through.
Move real cargo, log real lessons, and pay it forward to the next cohort.
Members come from apparel importers in the Carolinas, produce exporters in the Central Valley, jewelry brands in Rhode Island, and industrial parts brokers in the Great Lakes. What they share is a belief that global trade is more resilient when more voices shape it.
Every quarter we publish member spotlights, run regional meetups from Miami to Seattle, and host an annual gathering in Southern California.
Browse resources →I filed my first commercial invoice with a mentor from Women in Comex on the phone. Two years later I ship to nine countries. The community made a very lonely process feel collaborative.
The tariff briefings alone are worth ten times what a paid membership would cost. I've referred every woman in my industry.
My mentor pushed me to bid on a contract I thought was out of reach. I won it. That single introduction changed my company's trajectory.
Membership is free for the first year. No pitch decks, no gatekeepers — just an application and a warm welcome.
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