Coping with U.S. Export Controls
Washington, DC
Why You Should Attend
Coping with U.S. Export Controls has enjoyed twenty years of success and popularity by enabling attendees to "get inside" export controls through give-and-take between key policy and operational officials from the several government agencies involved and experienced company managers and lawyers. Policy developments are discussed and implications for the future are explored.
U.S. economic sanctions and trade controls reach much more than conventional "exports." To protect against costly compliance lapses,
companies must extend export control know-how beyond the logistics staff to the engineers, sales force, and top management. This program will illustrate the extensive (and sometimes obscure) impact of controls, both on U.S. and overseas operations.
What You Will Learn
- "Munitions" and "dual-use" - determining agency jurisdiction
- Best practices for compliance
- Due diligence for end use controls
- Guidance for executives - how to avoid facilitation
Who Should Attend
Attorneys from law firms and law departments, counsel and managers from companies selling consumer, high-tech, and defense products, banks, carriers, and trade logistics firms.
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