Export Regulatory Compliance Update

Most exporters are well aware of the need to be compliant with U.S. export regulations.  A cursory effort to comply with export regulations is not enough, however.  Between evolving regulatory policy, stepped-up enforcement efforts, and confusion created by Export Control Reform, the export regulatory compliance environment is now more complex than ever.  Companies that don’t take a proactive and preemptive approach to export compliance will fall behind the curve on regulatory changes, leaving themselves open to noncompliance and possible enforcement action.

This seminar will provide the latest information on export regulatory trends, with a focus on current compliance issues, including:  export regulatory policy developments; special concerns involving product and technology controls such as export control reform, the specially designed rule, encryption, data security and licensing; the expanding reach of the U.S. Treasury Department’s Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS) as it relates to export controls; the global anticorruption regulatory landscape; trends in worldwide export controls; channels for influencing export regulatory policy; and much more.  Speakers will also share best practices across a number of areas, including:  management of violations and voluntary self-disclosures; deemed export compliance; compliance program management and more.  The seminar will be followed by a networking reception.   

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear the latest on export compliance issues and trends from some of the area’s leading export compliance practitioners and experts!  This program is expected to sell out and space is limited, so early registration is advised.