chicago-september-30-academia... export compliance
DESCRIPTION
You’re invited to join us and trade compliance counterparts for one of the various programs we do across the country focused on lower cost high quality, hands-on, practical application and case study based outreach, education and training. We guarantee a proven, lively, top-notch and useful experience. In late September, we are doing two programs in the Chicago area (a full one-day “Evolving Export Controls, Compliance and Enforcement” effort on Tuesday, September 29th, a free 2-hour session for academia, labs, federally funded research and development centers on Wednesday afternoon, September 30th).The idea is to provide practitioners the information and tools they need to actually do the job. Unlike other high cost providers who do little more than cut and paste chapter and verse from the regulations, put the material on a slide and then read it to the audience, our interactive programs engage attendees with a great bang for the buck.These efforts are hosted by a variety of organizations including the International Trade Association of Greater Chicago, US Commercial Service and the Illinois District Export Council. Other program sponsors and partners include a variety of local, regional, national and international organizations.We strive for a balanced and diverse speaker team including savvy professionals from inside and outside the region and a cross-section of experienced industry practitioners, consultants, lawyers and the US Government.The full program on September 29th includes breakfast, lunch, a hosted networking reception and free one-hour one-on-one sessions with presenters.If you have any questions please contact Matt Poole, Commercial Officer, Chicago US Export Assistance Center, 312-253-8040, [email protected]. A registration form is available at http://calendar.itagc.org/docs/ITAGC_Calendar_6921.pdf.TRANSCRIPT
-
PRESENTS
AAccaaddeemmiiaa aanndd RReellaatteedd EExxppoorrtt CCoonnttrroollss TThhee IImmppaacctt && IImmpplliiccaattiioonnss ooff CCoommpplliiaannccee aanndd NNoonn--CCoommpplliiaannccee
Wednesday, September 30th
, 2015, 1-3 PM
At the University of Illinois at Chicago - Student Center East/Tower, Tower Room 302, 750 South Halsted Street, Chicago, IL 60607
- Driving/Parking Directions: https://admissions.uic.edu/undergrad/visit/sce.html -
Join us for this free, engaging and informative dialogue facilitated by:
John Priecko, President and Managing Partner, Trade Compliance Solutions and Jason Waite, Partner, the law firm of Alston & Bird LLP
This unique program is designed specifically for academic institutions, labs,
federally funded research and development centers and any entity doing research with foreign nationals and/or foreign persons. Anyone involved including compliance, legal,
principal researchers, professors and students are all invited and will benefit from the exchange.
This interactive and practical application focused outreach, education and training addresses key aspects of trade compliance and the consequences and costs of getting it right or wrong in the
context of the research community and evolving Export Control Reform. It includes lessons learned from real world case studies and settlements with the U.S. Departments of Commerce, State and Justice.
REGISTRATION Email to: [email protected]
Please include your full name, title, organization, phone number, mail and email address - Registration Deadline: Monday, September 28
th -
Direct Questions to Matthew Poole, Commercial Officer, Chicago US Export Assistance Center, 312-353-8040
This no cost session is presented in conjunction with the Illinois District Export Council International Trade Association of Greater Chicago and US Commercial Service
day-long program,
Evolving Export Controls, Compliance and Enforcement, September 29th, at the Embassy Suites OHare Rosemont.
Program hosts, sponsors, partners and speakers support the goals of this event, but do not necessarily endorse the specific products, services or views of the participating individuals or organizations."
(As of 7/20/2015)