The OMB has slowed down publication of Federal Register
notices. This is standard policy at the
end of any administration leading up to an election to avoid last minute
rulemaking. Thus, aggressive plans in
various ECR related areas including the first transfers of US Munitions List
defense articles to the Commerce Control List are in a somewhat fuzzy gray
area.
You have likely already figured this out, but the outcome of
the elections can have a profound impact on ECR efforts on many fronts.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Saturday, October 13, 2012
December 2012 Los Angeles and San Diego Area WORKSHOPS FOR EXPORT COMPLIANCE PROFESSIONALS
Join the U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. & Foreign Commercial Service along with other local, national and international partners in Los Angeles, California, Tuesday, December 4th, and San Diego, California, Thursday, December 6th, for engaging and interactive workshops addressing the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and related trade compliance requirements, responsibilities, roles, problems, exposure, liability and risk that organizations and individuals face.
A big focus will be on the migration of defense articles and services from the US Munitions List to the Commerce Control List and the impact and implications on you and your organization. Are you ready?
These low cost and high quality hands-on, practical application, case study based workshops will much better prepare, educate and train you and your organization to deal with and be ready for a wide-range of real world situations, consequences and other adverse actions in the currently invigorated enforcement environment. The morning session focuses on Jurisdiction and Classification and the afternoon on Audits and Assessments. Both days end with a Networking Reception.
For a Los Angeles area agenda, more
details and online registration go to: http://export.gov/california/losangeleswest/tradeevents/workshop/.
For San Diego: http://export.gov/california/sandiego/index.asp.
For a Los Angeles flyer go to: http://www.scribd.com/doc/109923731/Los-Angeles-Area-WORKSHOPS-FOR-EXPORT-COMPLIANCE-PROFESSIONALS-Flyer. For San Diego: http://www.scribd.com/doc/109923943/San-Diego-Area-WORKSHOPS-FOR-EXPORT-COMPLIANCE-PROFESSIONALS-Flyer.
For abbreviated bios on all the presenters go to: http://www.scribd.com/doc/109922667/WORKSHOPS-FOR-EXPORT-COMPLIANCE-PROFESSIONALS-Abbreviated-Presenter-Bios.
If you have questions about the Los Angeles area workshops, please contact: Delia Valdivia, 310-235-7203, delia.valdivia@trade.gov. For San Diego, please contact Julie Osman, 858-467-7037,julie.osman@trade.gov.
Monday, October 1, 2012
ROCKY MOUNTAIN EXPORT COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT FORUM - Don't Miss it!
REMINDER: You are invited and encouraged to attend the engaging and interactive one-day Rocky Mountain Export Compliance and Enforcement Forum, October 17, hosted by the US Commercial Service, Denver Export Assistance Center and a variety of other local, national and international Sponsors and Partners.
It is a lower-cost, higher-quality, unique, practical application-oriented, hands-on education and training program including a seminar and networking reception sponsored by the law firm of Holland and Hart LLP, 555 Seventeenth Street, Suite 3200, Denver CO 80202-3979.
Among other things, the Forum will provide you the latest on Export Control Reform, its impact, implications and what you should be doing to stay ahead of the dramatic changes.
For a one-page flyer with agenda details and more information go to http://www.scribd.com/doc/101878040/Rocky-Mountain-Export-Compliance-Forum-Flyer.
For abbreviated bios on all the presenters go to http://www.scribd.com/doc/108495877/Rocky-Mountain-Export-Compliance-and-Enforcement-Forum-Abbreviated-Presenter-Bios.
Discounts for ICPA members and others are available. For convenient online registration go to https://www.regonline.com/rockymountainforum.
If you have questions, contact Katie Cloyd, 303-295-8188; kmcloyd@hollandhart.com.
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