ITAR Controls Seminar

The ITAR Controls Seminar is an essential training event for professionals involved in export compliance, hosted at the Huntsville Marriott at the Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, United States. Aimed at both new and experienced export compliance professionals, the seminar provides in-depth understanding of U.S. export regulations and procedures overseen by the Departments of State, Commerce, and Treasury. With a focus on the intricacies of compliance, attendees will benefit from the extensive experience of the instructors, who are recognized experts in their fields.The seminar features notable speakers including Bailey Reichelt, a founding partner at Aegis Trade Law, who specializes in guiding commercial space companies through federal regulations. Donald Pearce, a retired Special Agent from the U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security, will also share his valuable insights on trade controls and export compliance. Ryan Bonner, founder and CEO of DEFCERT, will provide perspectives from the Defense Industrial Base, enhancing the seminar's focus on compliance with export laws. Participants will engage in discussions on key topics including the Arms Export Control Act, ITAR compliance, and understanding the complexities of technical data and software exports.The event promises a comprehensive agenda covering critical aspects of export control policy, including jurisdiction, licensing requirements, and compliance program development. Participants will learn about the ITAR and EAR regulations, exemptions, and best practices for navigating compliance challenges in the defense sector. Additionally, the seminar will include practical case studies, discussions on enforcement trends, and guidance on voluntary disclosures, ensuring attendees leave with actionable knowledge to implement in their organizations.With a visitor count expected to be around 50, the ITAR Controls Seminar provides a unique opportunity for networking among peers and experts in the field. The event is structured to facilitate interaction and discussion, allowing participants to share experiences and learn from one another. The seminar is a one-time event, emphasizing the importance of keeping up-to-date with the evolving landscape of export regulations. As the event draws near, attendees are encouraged to secure accommodations early, as a limited block of rooms is available at the venue hotel on a first-come, first-served basis. This seminar is a must-attend for anyone with a key role in their company’s Export Control Program, as it continually receives high praise from previous participants for its informative and practical training approach.