Whether You are a Large, Mid-Size or Small Company, ITAR Compliance is Critical to Your Bottom Line! L
arge, mid-size and
small companies that deal with defense articles, services or related
technical data must ensure that their export practices and
global supply chains comply with the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations
( ITAR ). U.S. officials are stepping up ITAR enforcement across the globe, slapping
harsh civil penalties on companies and, in some cases,
cracking down on empowered officials and executives for criminal liability.An exporter that does not have a handle on key requirements can
unknowingly violate strict provisions of the ITAR - and incorrectly assume that their articles, technical data or services aren t even subject to the ITAR!
Moreover,
prime contractors and
subcontractors must address ITAR compliance in their dealings or risk losing lucrative business! The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has issued a final rule amending the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS). The rule reinforces the contracting community s obligations under the ITAR, inserts export compliance clauses into DoD contracts and imposes flowdowns at all contracting tiers.
Back in San Diego by popular demand,
American Conference Institute s critically acclaimed
ITAR Boot Camp 2011 is an in-depth, practical course on the nuts and bolts of ITAR compliance.
Senior ITAR compliance executives and
attorneys will teach you how to overcome your
practical, real-life ITAR compliance challenges, and update you on the latest
policy, regulatory and enforcement developments. This course will allow for ample Q & A, hands-on exercises and case studies, and will provide you with
valuable speaker-prepared materials that you can reference in your daily work.Critical topics will include:
- Classifying your articles, technology and services, and preparing CJ requests
- Screening and managing foreign, dual and third country nationals: Addressing conflicts between deemed export requirements, and anti-discrimination and privacy laws
- Distinguishing between ITAR-Controlled and Public Domain technical data
- Optimizing your global ITAR compliance program amid strained resources
- Training your sales, engineering, purchasing and other teams to support your ITAR compliance efforts
- Preparing and managing ITAR licenses: How to meet DDTC expectations for DSP-5s, TAAs and MLAs, and use exemptions
- Export controls reform and your business: Status and impact of pending policy changes on your compliance program
- Protecting IT access and controlled technical data with effective technology controls
- Ensuring end-use/end-user and third party compliance to minimize global supply chain risks
- Managing your responsibilities as an Empowered Official
- Current and proposed brokering rules demystified: Complying with Parts 129 and 130 of the ITAR
- What to do if you suspect or discover a violation, and how to prepare a voluntary disclosure
Based on the past success of this event, spaces will fill up quickly! Call
1-888-224-2480, fax your registration form to
1-877-927-1563 or register online at
www.americanconference.com/ITARBC.
