Commerce: Export Compliance Roadshows

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Posted Friday, November 1, 2024 10:53 pm

The US Commercial service will be conducting a series of Export Compliance workshops in the coming months, visiting Tampa, Charlotte, Connecticut, Phoenix and Salt Lake City.

"Join the U.S. Commercial Service as we travel across the U.S. to bring you the tools you need to stay abreast of your export compliance requirements. You’ll hear directly from USG regulatory agencies and private sector regulatory experts with the knowledge and tools necessary to help you navigate export opportunities and adhere to critical export regulations. These comprehensive programs will provide an introduction to the many facets of USG export regulations and help companies put a regulatory plan into place to effectively mitigate risks and safeguard your products in international markets.

Company representatives who will benefit from attending export compliance training seminars include:

Senior Management
Compliance Officers/Managers
Export Control Specialists
Logistics and Shipping Personnel
Sales and Marketing Teams
Research and Development (R&D) Teams
Legal and Compliance Teams
Supply Chain Managers
IT and Technology Professionals
Human Resources

Find an Export Compliance event near you!

Export Compliance Roadshow: 2024 & 2025 Schedule:

Tampa, FL | November 13-14, 2024: Register Here

Charlotte, NC | December 4-5, 2024: Register Here

Connecticut | Winter 2025: Register Here

Phoenix, AZ | February 12-13, 2025: Register Here

Salt Lake City, UT | Spring 2025: Register Here

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