We invite you to participate in this full day seminar at the Ayres Hotel in Hawthorne/ Manhattan Beach. This event is jointly sponsored by JP Morgan and the law firm of McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP.
| WHEN: | Wednesday, July 30th |
| TIME: | 7:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| WHERE: |
Ayres Hotel 14400 Hindry Ave Hawthorne, CA 90250 (at the 405 FWY and Rosecrans Ave.) |
| Fee: | $295 - Includes continental breakfast and full lunch |
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The seminar will detail key issues related to ITAR regulations and the increased enforcement of trade policies. Topics of discussion include:
- An overview of U.S. export controls: the players, policies and processes
- Insight into minimizing exposure, liability, and risk for you and your organization
- A fresh perspective on ethics in trade compliance and why it’s so important
- A hands-on understanding of jurisdiction and the critical importance of getting it right
- Hot topics including changes & trends at the State Department, brokering, voluntary disclosures, D-trade, third-country/dual-nationals, merger & acquisition due diligence and much more…
- An industry panel on best practices and how to successfully navigate the ITAR minefield
- An enforcement update and the latest consequences of non-compliance with lessons learned
You should attend this seminar if:
· You think your company’s exports and imports aren’t
regulated by the ITAR
· You’re uncertain if your company’s exports and imports
are regulated by the ITAR
· You’re certain your company’s exports and imports are
regulated by the ITAR
ADDITIONAL OPTION: Speakers from the seminar will be offering a FREE one-hour ITAR consulting appointments on a first come first served basis. These appointments will be on Thursday, July 31, 2008. To register or for more information, contact:
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Delia Valdivia |
Amy Magat International Trade Specialist US Commercial Service-Downtown Los Angeles 444 S. Flower St., 34th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90071 Tel: 213-894-3966 Email: amy.magat@mail.doc.gov |
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No refunds after July 25th
Note: This seminar is approved to get 1.5 Continuing Education
Units (CEUs) toward required IIEI certification requirements.