Export Control Reform for Ground Vehicles and Vessels The time for talk is over, and the moment for action is now! Learn what you need to know to prepare your organization to take advantage of the new rules. Time is short -- these changes will come into effect before you know it. Join us as we tackle these topics and more:First export control reform came by air. Now it has arrived by land and by sea. Major changes are coming to both the Intern...

The Basics of Korea’s Export Controls: Expand Your Market and Stay in Compliance It's export controls “Gangnam style”! Korea’s export control system is as dynamic and sophisticated as the hip district of Seoul that served as inspiration for one of the most globally popular songs ever. And whether you’re one of the many Korean or multinational firms with offices in the Gangnam District, or Korea serves as one of yo...

For years, the US aerospace industry pushed for relief from a burdensome and antiquated export control system. Now, that effort has finally paid off with substantial reforms to both the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), which will directly impact manufacturers and exporters of aircraft and aircraft components. The time for talk is over, and the moment for action is now! Learn what...

Webinar Instructor: Felice Laird June 18, 2013 1:00 PM EDT Improving Compliance with Effective Export Compliance Audits Despite their negative image, export compliance audits are one of the most effective tools for improving and validating your compliance program. Whenever possible, audits should not be about digging to see how many violations you can find. Instead, audits should strive to find the weaknesses in your compliance program and sp...

If you’re currently (or hoping to be) doing business in any potentially controlled commodity sector in or with Russia, you need to be aware of, and prepared for, Russia’s export controls, and this webinar can help! It puts the “RRR” in the “BRIC”, it is a top EU and USA trading partner, and it has an export control system that can be as complex as any other (if not more so)! It’s the Russian Federation...

In one of the most dramatic and complex changes to US export control regulations ever, the Obama Administration recently announced sweeping changes to the ITAR and EAR to implement the first big step in export control reform. The massive rules (view the rules) overhaul ITAR controls on military aircraft, engines, and related items and move a significant portion of items on the US Munitions List to the Commerce Control List in the EAR. The chan...

President Obama issued an Executive Order on March 8, 2013 advancing the reform effort. This webinar is the second of a series of webinars designed to help companies plan for the upcoming EAR and ITAR changes that will be implemented in 2013. This webinar is targeted to the exporter who knows ITAR rules but may be less comfortable with the EAR. This webinar will address the following topics: Explanation of the E.O. 11958 and accompanying Fact...

On top of the already current availability of license exceptions for EAR exporters, it is likely that license exceptions will authorize exports of many of the items that export control reform will move from the ITAR's US Munitions List to the Commerce Control List. EAR license exceptions authorize certain exports without a license. Some exporters, however, get a license even when an exception is available because they prefer the comfort factor...

Don’t let lack of knowledge about Indian export controls keep your company out of this growing market. What you need to know if you have operations, affiliates, subsidiaries, customers, suppliers, or facilities in India. Many companies have entered or are in the process of entering the Indian market and need to have a more concrete understanding of how India regulates trade in dual-use goods and technologies. India has a unique and compl...

Don’t Be Afraid to Use Exemptions ITAR license exemptions authorize certain tech data and defense service 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 fr...