Global Export Controls Compliance

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar. 15, 2012 - As U.S. and foreign export enforcement agencies continue to increase their coordination, export controls compliance becomes a necessity for facilitating the growth and continuation of your export business, preventing massive monetary penalties and avoiding potential criminal prosecution of empowered officials and executives. At American Conference Institute’s acclaimed 15th National Forum on Global Export Controls Compliance, you will learn from and meet leading industry experts in export compliance, senior U.S. and foreign government officials, and highly regarded private practice professionals. Th e agenda and speaker faculty have been fully updated for 2012.

New Sessions Include:

-Preparing for migration of USML to CCL, and positioning your business and dual-use items compliance plans
-How enforcement agencies assess the scope and magnitude of violations, and decide when to bring a case
-Risks of empowered officials, and how individual and corporate liability are tied together
-Controlling the flow of restricted data and minimizing the risk of export violations in China
-Canadian security clearance vs. substantive contact screening requirements under the ITAR, anticipated changes
-Educating your foreign subsidiaries on preventing diversion to sanctioned countries
-Managing export controls risks arising from IT infrastructure, support and soft ware development projects in India
-How more restrictive Malaysian export controls laws can affect your manufacturing and outsourcing activities
-Taking advantage of new license exception STA

This May 23-24, join top level trade compliance executives for American Conference Institute’s flagship export controls program.  With keynote deliveries from Under Secretary Eric Hirschhorn (Bureau of Industry and Security) and Tom Smith, Head, Export Control Organisation (Department for Business Innovation and Skills, UK), this proves to be the premier 2012 showcase of the who’s who in export controls.  
Hear from senior export compliance professionals from: Boeing, Exelis, Eli Lilly, Huawei Technologies, Northrop Grumman, Teledyne, Rolls-Royce North America, Bombardier Aerospace  (Canada), Airbus (France), Weatherford International, Honeywell, Flowserve, National Instruments, Harris, GE Aviation, Baxter International, Cobham, Tyco International, BAE Systems, Oracle, DuPont, 3M Company, and CACI International.

GROUP and EARLY BIRD RATES Apply: Sign up before March 15, 2012 and save $300 off the main conference price. Visit www.AmericanConference.com/ExportControls or call 888.224.2480 for more information.