Does Your Company Maintain Effective Export Control Oversight, Infrastructure, Policies and Procedures for Its ITAR-Regulated Activities?
Last year saw many developments and initiatives in the export controls field including, the U.S. Government’s decision to embark on a comprehensive reform of U.S. export controls including the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). The changes and updates will certainly happen in 2010 as the economic and security challenges the world face grow more complex. As a consequence, the regulations continue to put a lot of pressure on multinationals with global supply chains to maintain their export compliance obligations.
Non-US and/or European companies that deal with U.S. companies, employ U.S. persons or are involved with U.S. military and security products in any way are under the microscope for investigations regarding potential violations of the ITAR. The best way to manage the extraterritorial reach of the regulation is to have an accurate and comprehensive export compliance programme capable of identifying, preventing, detecting, correcting and reporting violations of the ITAR.
C5‘s 3rd Advanced Conference on ITAR Compliance in Europe has once again assembled an exceptional panel of leading international trade compliance seniors executives, lawyers, investigators and top government officials from the U.S. and Europe. This unparalleled conference will provide attendees with a comprehensive update on the latest enforcement actions, industry-specific export compliance programmes and ITAR risk management strategies implemented by leading companies.
- International cooperation among European and U.S. enforcement agencies
- Recent DDTC guidance and expectations on how to control technical data
- Segregating and protecting your products and data from ITAR infection
- ITAR licensing: how to manage the export control process of US Suppliers–Manufacturers of ITAR components
- Minimising liability risks for the practices of third parties including commercial agents, freight forwarders and distributors
- Preparing and reviewing corporate documents in view of voluntary self disclosure to the DDTC
- Building and implementing a cost- effective export compliance programme that complies with ITAR, European and national export controls requirements
Pre-conference workshop: Monday 7 June 2010
The Fundamentals of ITAR Compliance: The International Traffic in Arms Regulation Demystified
Pre-conference workshop: Monday 7 June 2010
Determining ITAR Export Jurisdiction: How to Obtain a Commodity Jurisdiction (CJ)
Participants will also receive a comprehensive set of written materials prepared by the speakers specifically for the conference. These are invaluable reference materials which you will use again and again, long after the conference is over.
Be where your industry, peers, colleagues and partners will be on the 8-9 June 2010.
Seats at this unique event are sure to go quickly. Don’t delay, register today by calling +44 (0) 20 7878 6888, by faxing your registration form to +44 (0) 20 7878 6896 or by registering online at www.C5-Online.com/ITARABAB
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