ITAR Compliance

Reserve your seat today for what is regarded as the must-attend ITAR conference of the year. Now in its 6th successful year, American Conference Institute’s Advanced ITAR Compliance Conference will once again provide you with an invaluable benchmarking opportunity that will help you to update your global ITAR compliance program in light of recent and emerging developments, and government priorities.  Whether you are a large, mid-size or small exporter, you will benefit from practical insights and Q & A with a new line-up of leading legal, compliance and government speakers, as well as new session topics. 

Expert industry speakers include:  Boeing, DynCorp International, Intel, Honeywell, GE Aviation, Sanmina-SCI, Corning, Eaton Corporation, Woodward Governor, International Rectifier Corporation, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Rolls Royce North America

Protecting your business requires vigilant implementation and monitoring of an effective ITAR compliance program.  Amid evolving policy, compliance and enforcement priorities, hearing directly from key government decision-makers and industry experts is absolutely critical as you look to strengthen your compliance practices and reduce heightened enforcement risks.

US and non-US entities that deal with ITAR-controlled items or technical data must ensure that their export practices and global supply chains are in compliance.   In addition to the threats of lost business and corporate liability,  ITAR violations can lead to individual criminal liability for empowered officials and executives.

In addition to valuable speaker-prepared materials, attending this unparalleled event will provide you with crucial updates and practical tools for overcoming your most pressing ITAR compliance challenges. 

Topics will include: 

• Reconciling foreign, dual and third country national requirements with global anti-discrimination and privacy laws: Determining nationality, and controlling physical and virtual access
• Satisfying recordkeeping requirements for transactions under TAAs and MLAs
• Vetting foreign third parties, and minimizing exposure for third party ITAR violations
• How to test, detect and remedy ITAR compliance program weaknesses on a continual basis 
• Implementing internal control  plan for effective post-license and agreement management
• Minimizing the risk of technical data and defense services export violations
• Managing the interplay between ITAR Brokering, Part 130 and FCPA Enforcement
• Creating collaborative research programs, joint venture, teaming and cooperative agreements  within ITAR limit

PLUS! You cannot afford to miss highly anticipated keynote addresses:

Lisa V. Aguirre, Director, Office of Defense Trade Controls Compliance, U.S. Department of State, will update you on DDTC’s compliance and enforcement priorities

Thomas Moore, Professional Staff Member, U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, will discuss the latest ITAR and USML reform developments