Export Controls Under The International Traffic in Arms (ITAR) & The Export Administration Regulations (EAR) –  With a Focus on Changes
Export controls and compliance with regulations has long been a complex issue for exporters. Determining appropriate agency jurisdiction and classification is difficult and requires a comprehensive understanding of the regulations.
The classification and compliance process has only become more complex under various new regulations and interpretations. Noncompliance can be costly and even lead to loss of export privileges.
This program will help you identify what has changed, and the steps necessary to be in full compliance. Through a review of the regulations as they currently exist and practical examples, the participant will gain an understanding of how to navigate the ITAR & EAR, how to properly classify their exports, and how to obtain the necessary licensing and permission to export. They will learn about the new license procedures and other changes.
This program is designed to meet initial and recurring training requirements.
Learn how to use compliance as a competitive advantage!
Who should attend? Anyone responsible for:

Export compliance
Logistics
Shipping
Purchasing
International Supervisors and Manager
Engineering, Research and Development
International Education / Trade Facilitation

Workshop Instructor: 
 Robert P. Imbriani is a recognized expert in the fields of export and import compliance, logistics, international business, and finance. Mr. Imbriani’s articles are published in various trade journals and he has provided expert testimony in legal actions.
In addition to his role as Executive VP / International for Team Worldwide, Mr. Imbriani is also an Adjunct Professor at Baruch College and Pace University in New York.
Mr. Imbriani’s experience includes training services for the US Department of Commerce’s Trade Information Center as well as training, compliance, and logistics projects worldwide.
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