Massachusetts Export Center: Export Regulatory Compliance Update

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Massachusetts Export Center: Export Regulatory Compliance Update

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This seminar will provide the latest information on export regulatory trends, with a focus on current compliance issues. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear experts from private industry and government discuss the following issues: the impact of recent and pending export regulatory changes; the current political climate and renewal of the Export Administration Act; enforcement trends; impact of the recent Census AES regulations on export clearance and enforcement; ensuring compliance when working with freight forwarders; sanctions compliance and more. The seminar will conclude with a panel discussion providing best practices and solutions for compliance program development in a number of different areas, including: EAR/ITAR commodity jurisdiction; export control classification; licensing; U.S. export compliance in a multinational organization; deemed export compliance; denial screening; recordkeeping and more. Following the seminar there will be a networking reception.

WilmerHale is a co-sponsor and the host of this event. WilmerHale Partners Barry Hurewitz and Ronald Meltzer will be featured speakers at this event.

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