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MA. EXPORT CENTER COMPLIANCE EXPORT EXPO Presented by : Paul Divecchio –DiVecchio & Associates Phone: (617) 513-3230, Fax: (508) 393-3645 Email: [email protected]

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MA. EXPORT CENTER COMPLIANCE EXPORT EXPO. Presented by : Paul Divecchio –DiVecchio & Associates Phone: (617) 513-3230, Fax: (508) 393-3645 Email: [email protected]. WHATZ HAPPENEN Criminalization of corporate wrongdoing - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: MA. EXPORT CENTER COMPLIANCE EXPORT EXPO

MA. EXPORT CENTER

COMPLIANCE EXPORT EXPO

Presented by : Paul Divecchio –DiVecchio & Associates Phone: (617) 513-3230, Fax: (508) 393-3645 Email: [email protected]

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WHATZ HAPPENEN

• Criminalization of corporate wrongdoing• Dramatically increased Penalties $$$$$$$• Higher scrutiny on corporate ethics

“Corporate Governance” • Accountability for Executives (Decision Makers)• Evolving enforcement initiatives & tools• Global Compliance a MUST• REFORM????????

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CURRENT CLIMATE - REFORM

• MANY REGULATORY CHANGES(You have to Keep Up With Them)

“EXPORT CONTROL REFORM” * Singular licensing Agency * Singular Control List * Singular Enforcement Agency * Singular IT Data Base

• Targeted Enforcement (Collaborative Effort) – “Fusion Center”

• Ambiguous Regulations/Convoluted

• Status – The “beast” publish 1st qtr 2013 (includes definition “specially designed”) - Classification/licensing – “problematic” - Census – Changes to REGS “still coming”??????

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CHANGING ENVIRONMENT

• Laws & Regulations constantly shifting - Foreign policy (“as the world turns”)• Global Trends - Nonproliferation (“the know standard”) – U.S. “EPCI” – Regime “catch all” - Anticorruption Laws (FCPA) - Greater Regime participation – Mexico/Singapore/Malaysia/Taiwan - Transhipment “Best Practices” - Compliance and Enforcement issues of U.S. Corp’s foreign affiliates • Enforcement Initiatives - Spot audits –AES data/license data/PLC & PSV/safeguard trips/web • New Investigatory Tools - Global harmonization of resources - Intelligence sharing - Automation of export reporting (enforcement targeting) - Tenfold increase in Penalties

HIGHER SCRUTINY = NEW COMPLIANCE CULTURE

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International Trade Compliance Is:

A Company Insurance Policy to Minimize Risk Exposure.

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ACCOUNTABILITY

Knowledge includes not only actual knowledge of an event, but also an awareness of “high probability”* of its occurrence.

Not this!

So … use all available information.Seek more information if you have suspicions.

*The US government would like to revise its regulations to say that you have “knowledge” of an event if a reasonable exporter would consider the event “more likely than not”.

THIS WAS WITHDRAWN BY BIS

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COMPLIANCE POSITION Right Person – Right Place

SKILL SETS ARE CRITICAL

PERSONALITY-INITIATIVE-LOGIC-COMMUNICATION-CAN HANDLE STRESS

SUPPORTIVE ORGANIZATION INHERANT AUTHORITY-OBJECTIVITY-VISIBILITY

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Compliance Objectives

• Increase Export Compliance Awareness

• Enhance Levels of Knowledge

• Promote Coordination/Cooperation

• Review Procedures

• Identify Needs and Resources

• Establish Company-wide Compliance

Stimulate and help:

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Trade Compliance Program

• Connecting People and Processes Globally

• Automation – Trade Tools

• Maintaining a Robust Compliance Program is Critical!

Compliance is a

Living ProcessNOT a Project

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2. Compliance Planning

4. Measurement, Evaluation & Corrective Action

3. Implementatio

n& Operation

5. Management

Review & Certification

1. Compliance risk assessment & prioritisation

5-Step Implementation Process*

*Integrated into existing risk management processes

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PROCESS ASSESSMENT• Learn how the business actually runs: gather

information from every part of the business that presents a compliance risks– Learn the trade lanes– Learn the information lanes– Find where the business will be in five years

• Assess the information• Evaluate your processes and procedures and write a

report describing the gaps• Practice Note: One size does not fit all. You cannot

write clear, practical steps for each business operation until you know, what they do, and how they do it

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Export Compliance DecisionsExport Compliance Decisions

Everybody Has it??

WHEN IN IT OUT, NOT:

IT OUTWHEN IN

3. Abide by the Exporters Cardinal Rule

2. Document Decisions

1. USE COMMON SENSE!!

Demonstrate your D2

“Due Diligence”

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