The aerospace industry is among the most affected by export controls; do you have the tools to stay compliant?Aerospace consistently ranks among the top U.S. export industries. American companies sell about $140 billion worth of commercial airliners, satellites, military aircraft, engines, components, and more to customers abroad. Aerospace companies deal with unique export compliance concerns. It’s easy to become frustrated with export...

Due to the concept of extraterritoriality of US export control laws, European companies need to adhere to both EU and US export regulations. Complying with two sets of sometimes conflicting regulations can present practical and legal challenges. How do you make the choice between compliance with one over the other? Where do the greater enforcement risks lie? This webinar is designed for EU companies or governments who deal with US companies, o...

A Deep Dive into AESDo you have questions about AES filing? Do you have a strange shipping scenario and not sure how to handle it?Or do you have a question about an element in the Electronic Export Information (EEI) ? This webinar will aim to answer the hard questions exporters have about AES filing. If you have a question or scenario you would like addressed that isn’t mentioned below, this is your opportunity to submit questions in a...

New defense licensing procedures issued as well! Last month, India’s export control system underwent a significant overhaul that should help to facilitate India’s future admission into the Wassenaar Arrangement. The issuance of Notification No. 5/2015-2020 dated 24 April 2017 (in force as of May 1) served to significantly revise India’s primary dual-use and military-related control list, known as the Special Chemicals, Organi...

The licensing of all forms of transfers of strategic (dual-use and military) technology is ever-evolving across the globe, not just here in the U.S... From the introduction to controls on the “supply” of strategic technology in Australia, to the technology transfer restrictions proposed in Thailand’s draft weapons of mass destruction (WMD) act, to special (non-strategic) controls that many countries apply to imports and expor...

Determining your product’s export classification is one of the most important steps toward export compliance. How else will you know what restrictions might be on any given international transaction if you have not assigned the correct ECCN or USML Category? This webinar will address the differences behind Commodity Jurisdiction determinations and Commodity Classifications and will help you to create effective processes to classify and d...

EAR Hardware License Exceptions Explained If you are an exporter of hardware, are hesitant to use EAR license exceptions, or just want to better understand them, this is the webinar for you. EAR license exceptions authorize exports without a license, including some military (600 series) and space (9x515) items. Still, many exporters seek licenses even when an exception is available, because they prefer the comfort factor of having an export li...

ITAR license exemptions authorize certain hardware exports without a license. Some exporters, however, get a license even when an exemption is available because they prefer the comfort factor of having an export license—and that is certainly understandable because some of the exemptions are complex and confusing, not to mention that some of the restrictions that prohibit you from using an exemption are not even written in the exemption i...

INTERACTIVE EXPORT CONTROLS WORKSHOP (INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED LEVEL) (ECoP® EAR or ITAR renewal credits = 4) Workshop Topics: ENFORCEMENT & VIOLATIONS EXPORT ENFORCEMENT WORKSHOP US GOVERNMENT ENFORCEMENT/ECR UPDATE EXPORT CONTROL REFORM ALLOCATING COMPLIANCE RESOURCES ORGANIZATION & MANAGEMENT COMMITMENT BEST PRACTICES: PROCEDURES REDUCING END USE/USER RISK BEST PRACTICES: TRAINING BEST PRACTICES: AUDITS EXPORT COMPLIANCE TOOLS BES...

Export Control Reform has presented companies with a number of challenges and benefits. But like all things related to export controls, there are many gray areas and companies are making regulatory interpretations and new classification and licensing decisions all the time. At the same time, companies are under the gun to reduce paper and go electronic, so how do you go about re-creating paper files in the digital world? How can you maintain...