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Is your company currently exporting, planning
to sell to foreign markets or importing components or technology? If so, you
can't afford to miss this AeA seminar! The AeA Silicon Valley/Northern
California Council Trade Compliance Conference will provide up-to-date
information on company best practices and the changing world of doing
business in international markets. There will be an import/export panel
specifically on China, a key partner and market for many U.S. companies.
Agenda
Registration, Breakfast and Networking
(8:00 am
– 8:30 am)
Opening
Remarks
(8:30 am
– 8:45 am)- Betty Baker, Executive Director, AeA Silicon Valley / Northern California
Council
- Ken Montgomery, Director, International Trade Regulation, AeA
Panel
1: Customs Compliance Best Practices
Avoiding
Classification Issues for High Technology Products
(8:45 – 9:30) - Elonye Wilkins, Import Specialist, Allison Acosta, Import Specialist, Port
of San Francisco, US Customs and Border Protection.
Leveraging ACE and the Reports to Enhance Your Compliance Practices
(9:30 –
10:00)
- Erik Grotz, ACE Ambassador, Don Yando, Acting Area Port Director and
Assistant Director Field Operations - Trade,
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Networking Break
(10:00
am – 10:15 am)
Managing Origin Rules within the Corporate Structure
(10:15 – 10:45)
- Andrea Appell, Global Origin and Compliance, Hewlett-Packard Company
C-TPAT and Country Security Program Participation Benefits to the
Corporation
(10:45 – 11:15)
- Steve Bonar, Global Customs Compliance Manager, Plantronics Incorporated
Panel
1: Questions & Answers
(11:15 –
11:30)
Panel
2:
Export
Compliance Best Practices
Avoiding Export Control Violations for Transhipments
(11:30 – 12:00)
- Trudi
West, Director, Global Trade Compliance, Hitachi Data Systems Corporation
Lunch and Networking Break
(12:00
pm – 1:00 pm)
Complying with U.S. Encryption Regulations
(1:00 – 1:45)
- Randy Pratt, Director, Information Technology Controls Division, Bureau of
Industry and Security, U.S. Department of Commerce
Voluntary Disclosures: Whether and How To
(1:45 – 2:15)
- Ben
Flowe, Partner, International Export Controls and Sanctions, Berliner,
Corcoran & Rowe, LLP
Managing a Deemed Export Program
(2:15 – 2:45)
- Maria
Contrestano, Export Compliance Manager, QUALCOMM, Inc.
Panel
2: Questions & Answers
(2:45 –
3:00)
Networking Break
(3:00 pm
– 3:15 pm)
Panel 3:
China
Trade Compliance Best Practices
Complying with the BIS China Regulation and Taking Advantage of the
Validated End-User (VEU) Program
(3:15 – 3:45)
- Anne
Marie Griffen, Senior Trade Compliance Manager, Microsoft Corporation
- Rita
Spencer-Rout, Manager, Import and Export Compliance, Cymer, Incorporated
Compliance Practices and Training for Chinese Subsidiaries
(3:45 - 4:15)
- Lydia
McClure, Trade Manager, Applied Materials, Inc.
Facilitating Customs and Export Clearance in China
(4:15 – 4:45)
- Steve
Kott, Manager, Global Trade Group, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
Panel
3: Questions & Answers
(4:45 pm
– 5:00 pm)
End of Program
5:00 pm
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