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    If you are a trade compliance/export control professional seeking hands-on, practical application and case study based seminars and workshops, this event in Los Angeles, December 3, 2013 is exactly what you are looking for. Two other programs in Salt Lake City (November 13) and San Diego (December 5) are great options as well. Check out the attached two-page flyer. The agenda for this high-quality lower-cost program is a direct result of evaluations & feedback from prior attendees over the last ten years from similar events across the country. You are getting exactly what the majority of your counterparts have asked for. A dedicated team of local, state, national and international Hosts, Sponsors, Partners and Speakers are focused on providing our community with timely, cost- effective, top-notch programs on in-the-trenches topics including jurisdiction & classification; audits & assessments; minimizing exposure, liability and risk; harmonized best practices and exceptions & exemptions. These efforts are especially important in light of ongoing and evolving Export Control Reform (ECR) including the huge migration of defense articles from US Department of State jurisdiction to US Department of Commerce jurisdiction. The impact & implications of ECR are an integral part of each of the sessions. Additionally, Keynote Speakers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation will address hot topics that include the threats to you and your organization of cyber crime, industrial espionage and all the latest on protection of trade secrets. Each full-day ends with a hosted Networking Reception for attendees, speakers and organizers to give you additional time to ensure all your questions get answered. Further, all the programs include one-hour, no-cost, no-obligation, one-on-one sessions with presenters to discuss whatever is on your mind.

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    If you are a trade compliance/export control professional seeking hands-on, practical application and case study based seminars and workshops, this event in Los Angeles, December 3, 2013 is exactly what you are looking for. Two other programs in Salt Lake City (November 13) and San Diego (December 5) are great options as well. Check out the attached two-page flyer. The agenda for this high-quality lower-cost program is a direct result of evaluations & feedback from prior attendees over the last ten years from similar events across the country. You are getting exactly what the majority of your counterparts have asked for. A dedicated team of local, state, national and international Hosts, Sponsors, Partners and Speakers are focused on providing our community with timely, cost- effective, top-notch programs on in-the-trenches topics including jurisdiction & classification; audits & assessments; minimizing exposure, liability and risk; harmonized best practices and exceptions & exemptions. These efforts are especially important in light of ongoing and evolving Export Control Reform (ECR) including the huge migration of defense articles from US Department of State jurisdiction to US Department of Commerce jurisdiction. The impact & implications of ECR are an integral part of each of the sessions. Additionally, Keynote Speakers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation will address hot topics that include the threats to you and your organization of cyber crime, industrial espionage and all the latest on protection of trade secrets. Each full-day ends with a hosted Networking Reception for attendees, speakers and organizers to give you additional time to ensure all your questions get answered. Further, all the programs include one-hour, no-cost, no-obligation, one-on-one sessions with presenters to discuss whatever is on your mind.

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    Fall Los Angeles Flyer

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    John P. Priecko
    If you are a trade compliance/export control professional seeking hands-on, practical application and case study based seminars and workshops, this event in Los Angeles, December 3, 2013 is exactly what you are looking for. Two other programs in Salt Lake City (November 13) and San Diego (December 5) are great options as well. Check out the attached two-page flyer. The agenda for this high-quality lower-cost program is a direct result of evaluations & feedback from prior attendees over the last ten years from similar events across the country. You are getting exactly what the majority of your counterparts have asked for. A dedicated team of local, state, national and international Hosts, Sponsors, Partners and Speakers are focused on providing our community with timely, cost- effective, top-notch programs on in-the-trenches topics including jurisdiction & classification; audits & assessments; minimizing exposure, liability and risk; harmonized best practices and exceptions & exemptions. These efforts are especially important in light of ongoing and evolving Export Control Reform (ECR) including the huge migration of defense articles from US Department of State jurisdiction to US Department of Commerce jurisdiction. The impact & implications of ECR are an integral part of each of the sessions. Additionally, Keynote Speakers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation will address hot topics that include the threats to you and your organization of cyber crime, industrial espionage and all the latest on protection of trade secrets. Each full-day ends with a hosted Networking Reception for attendees, speakers and organizers to give you additional time to ensure all your questions get answered. Further, all the programs include one-hour, no-cost, no-obligation, one-on-one sessions with presenters to discuss whatever is on your mind.

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    We invite you to participate in and contribute to these unique, practical application-oriented sessions at the Sheraton Gateway Los Angeles

    Hotel, 6101 West Century Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90045.

    Tuesday, December 3rd, 2013 ~ 7 AM-7 PM ~ Workshops and Networking Reception


    HOSTS: The US Commercial Service (USCS) and District Export Council of Southern California (DECSC) SPONSORS: Amber Road, the law firm of Bryan Cave LLP and Trade Compliance Solutions (TCS) PARTNERS: National District Export Council, The Export Practitioner, Tyler Search, Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, International Compliance Professionals Association, NASBITE International, The Port of Los Angeles, California Centers for International Trade Development and the Business and Entrepreneurship Center at Kern Community College

    This Timely, Engaging and Interactive Program Targets:


    Trade compliance professionals at all levels and the challenging real world situations they face in the evolving export control reform (ECR) environment Best practices, recommended approaches, proven practices for ECR and a variety of real world export compliance challenges and opportunities Evaluation of risk, exposure, liability with case studies and lessons learned Key areas in day-to-day operations with ECR, export compliance and appropriate and thorough consideration for whats at stake The potential and sometimes devastating consequences of non-compliance
    [NOTE: California Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credits are pending for this program]

    REGISTRATION: $195/Person
    [$155 for DEC and PARTNERS (noted above) as well as government, faculty and students]

    Registration Deadline:
    Friday, November 29th, 2013
    (Space is Limited)

    For more information, please contact:


    Julie Anne Hennessy, Director, USCS, Los Angeles (West) Phone: 310-235-7206, Email: julieanne.hennessy@trade.gov or Delia Valdivia, Senior International Trade Specialist, USCS, Los Angeles (West) Phone: 310-235-7203, Email: delia.valdivia@trade.gov
    - Register online today at http://www.export.gov/california/losangeleswest/tradeevents/workshop/ -

    Hot Topics for Export Compliance Professionals - Los Angeles Area Edition AGENDA (As of 11/1/2013)
    This agenda is presented based on consistent feedback from attendees at programs across the country.

    AM WORKSHOP
    Minimizing Exposure, Liability and Risk for Organizations and Individuals Registration / Breakfast / Networking 7-8 AM Opening Remarks [Guy Fox, Chairman, DEC of Southern California, 8-8:15 AM and John Priecko, President and Managing Partner, TCS] Session 1: Selection Criteria, Skills Sets, Red Flags and More 8:15-10:30 AM (John Priecko & Judi Taylor, Empowered Official, CUBIC Applications Inc.) BREAK 10:30-10:45 AM Session 2: Legal Implications Including Interactive Case Studies, 10:45-11:30 AM Consequences of Non-compliance and Lessons Learned [Kevin Lombardo, Partner, Bryan Cave and James (Jim) Van Eenenaam, Deputy Director, International Trade Compliance, General Atomics and Affiliated Companies] Q&A (Jim, John, Judi and Kevin) 11:30-11:45 AM The Nuts & Bolts of Restricted Party Screening (Anthony Hardenburgh, 11:45 AM-12:15 PM Vice President, Global Trade Content, Amber Road) No cost/one-hour sessions with the presenters are available first-come/ 9 AM-Noon first-served. Contact Delia Valdivia at 310-235-7203 or delia.valdivia@trade.gov for additional details and to reserve a time. 12:15-1:15 PM Networking LUNCH

    PM SESSIONS Additional Timely Subjects of Interest


    1:15-1:45 PM KEYNOTE: Industrial Espionage: What Difference Does It Make to Your Organization and You in Todays Competitive, Demanding and Dynamic Global Marketplace? [Special Agents Steven Kaitcer & Michaela Ludwick, Counterintelligence Strategic Partnership Program Coordinators, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Los Angeles Field Office] Harmonized Core Best Practices: Top Ten Essentials or Consolidating the Relevant Standards in One Source (John & Kevin) Q&A (John & Kevin) BREAK EAR Exceptions / ITAR Exemptions: Legal, Operational, ECR Considerations, Constraints and Use (Jim & Judi) Q&A (All AM and PM presenters) Administration and Closing Remarks (John Priecko & Julie Anne Hennessy, Director, US Export Assistance Center, USCS) Networking Reception (USCS/DECSC Hosted, Sponsored by Amber Road, Bryan Cave and Trade Compliance Solutions) No cost/one-hour sessions with the presenters are available first-come/ first-served. Contact Delia Valdivia at 310-235-7203 or delia.valdivia@trade.gov for additional details and to reserve a time.

    1:45-2:45 PM 2:45-3 PM 3-3:15 PM 3:15-4:30 PM 4:30-4:45 PM 4:45-5 PM 5-7 PM 2-5 PM

    "The US and Foreign Commercial Service supports the goals of this event, but does not endorse the specific products or views of the participating individuals or organizations."

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