ITAR Webinar
U.S. Export Controls: 
Determining Which Regulatory
Regime Applies to Your Business

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Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Noon - 1:00 PM (Eastern Standard Time)
Please note new webinar date.

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This webinar precedes a live ITAR seminar, being held on December 7, 2006. 
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Event Description - Speaker - Who Should Attend - Registration - AeA Contact

U.S. businesses are subject to an increasingly complex array of regulatory controls on the export of their products, services and technical data.  The increasing complexity of export controls and regulatory jurisdiction determinations coincides with a sharp increase in federal enforcement activity and a five-fold increase in monetary penalty authority.  Knowing which regulatory regime governs a particular transaction or situation is the critical first step in ensuring compliance.

During this webinar, you will be provided with critical information on the following:

• Determining which regulatory regime applies in a given circumstance

• Communicating with prime contractors and the government

• Knowing when an “export” occurs, including deemed exports and e-commerce

• Proposed new regulations on exports to China

• Recent enforcement trends

• Best practices tips

Kerry T. Scarlott, Esq., Partner at Posternak Blankstein & Lund.  Kerry is a member of the firm’s Corporate Department. His practice is focused on business law and international trade law, with particular expertise in assisting technology-based companies. In the international trade arena, Kerry assists clients in entering or expanding their presence in international markets. He advises clients regarding import and export compliance, foreign sales and distribution of products, overseas manufacturing and sourcing, establishing strategic alliances and joint ventures, and acquiring and selling businesses. Kerry has expertise in counseling technology-based companies in navigating the Export Administration Regulations and the International Traffic in Arms Regulations. Kerry lectures and writes regularly on international trade matters, including export compliance, foreign distribution and sale of products, and related topics.  Read a recent article by Kerry Scarlott.

David McCaffrey has more than 20 years of experience in industrial security, compliance and information systems security management. He is currently advising a Fortune 100 corporation on global corporate security and regulatory compliance initiatives.  David conducts full-scale reviews and audits of corporations existing security and compliance programs and advises executive management on their state and condition. He develops and implements programs to reinforce and structure security and compliance requirements throughout the organization. By facilitating security education and compliance training, he is able to effectively enhance policy and regulatory guidance to corporation clients. David served in the U.S. Navy for more than 15 years, specializing in the field of cryptology and intelligence. Following his military service, he directed and managed industrial security and federal compliance for several defense and commercial corporations.

Executives and Managers from high tech companies of all sizes that are engaged in, or interested in engaging in, international trade.
 

AeA Members:  $35
Non-Members:  $55

Advance registration is required.  Approximately 3-5 days prior to webinar, you will receive, by email, complete instructions on how to log in to the webinar's website as well as the phone number to dial into for voice participation and speaker audio.

TO REGISTER:

• E-MAIL:  Diane Donaghey.  Please include the title and date of the event you are registering for as well your name, title, company, email and phone.  Please do not send credit card information via email. You will be contacted for payment information.
• FAX:  Print this form and fax to Diane Donaghey at 781.938.0091.
• CALL:    781.938.1925, x104.
• ONLINE REGISTRATION 
  Please Note: You will have to log in to the AeA website in order to use online registration.

NOTE: Your registration is not confirmed until full payment is received.

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