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2020 FALL VIRTUAL ADVANCED CONFERENCE
Engaging Export Compliance Minds, Empowering Success
October 26-28, 2020
Register now at
www.siaed.orgv32020 FALL VIRTUAL ADVANCED CONFERENCE
Engaging Export Compliance Minds,
Empowering Success
Online | October 26-28, 2020
Join SIA for its Fall Virtual Advanced Conference webinar. Mergers & Acquisitions, DoD Cyber and NIST standards, as
This event is now available virtually as a 3 day package. well as important information on the ITAR 126.4 exemption.
Many changes are underway with U.S. export regulations, and This conference will provide insight from U.S. Government
hearing from seasoned speakers from the U.S. Government officials, in concert with experienced industry leaders, on
and industry will give participants an in-depth look at U.S. export controls to provide insight in managing relevant
ensuring compliance programs are up-to-date. Compliance advanced transactions.
is a shared responsibility, so we invite you to understand Staying up to date with export policy and parallel regulations
the inter-relatedness between business functions and and understanding the complexities of related business
export compliance. Over the course of the virtual three transactions are important to supporting your company’s
days, discussions will focus on advanced topics related international business.
to U.S. Government progress with licensing processes,
SIA President: Marc Binder, International Trade Compliance Strategies
Board Liaison: Josh Richter, Leonardo DRS, Inc.
Conference Director: Tamara Overton, Lockheed Martin
Speaker Chairs: Andrew McAllister, Holland & Knight
Katherine Heubert, Reeves & Dola, LLP
Audio/Visual/Publications Chair: Lisette Hendriksen, BAE Systems, Inc.
SIA Business Manager: Scotty Garrison, SIA
Conference information and registration at siaed.org/event-36941092020 FALL VIRTUAL ADVANCED CONFERENCE
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must be completed on or before, 5:00 pm edt, workplace prevents access to the live webinar, export community on all aspects of defense and
Friday, October 16, 2020. refunds will not be made. Please log into the commercial exports and technology transfers.
event 30 minutes prior to the start time.
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siaed.org/event-36941092020 FALL VIRTUAL ADVANCED CONFERENCE
day one: Monday, October 26, 2020 (half day)
1:00 Opening Remarks 2:55 DECCS Implementation for Registration and Licensing
Marc Binder, International Trade Compliance Strategies, SIA President Karen Wrege Chief information Officer. Directorate of Defense Trade Controls
Tamara Overton, Sr. Manager, Lockheed Martin, SIA Conference Director Meredith Carlton, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls
1:15 Keynote Address Alfred Furrs, Corporate Director, International Trade Compliance, BAE Systems, Inc.
• Status on upcoming changes
Mike Miller, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Political-Military Affairs,
• Updates on Voluntary Disclosure
U.S. Department of State
• Updates on General Correspondence
1:45 Current Projects and Updates to DDTC Licensing and the Licensing Process • Roadmap for changes and vision for DECCS
Catherine Hamilton, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls Licensing
3: 45 How Export/Trade Compliance Function Can Successfully Engage with the
Rizwan “Riz” Ramakdawala, Chief, Manned Aircraft Division,
Business Team?
Export Control Directorate, Defense Technology
Patrick Baranowski, Manager, International Trade Compliance, Northrop Grumman
Security Administration (DTSA)
Carmen Fellows, VP International Trade Governance, DRS International,
• What’s happening behind the scenes to help the licensing process within DDTC
Business Development Office, Leonardo DRS, Inc.
• Realignment of DTSA structure and licensing personnel
• How export compliance personnel can assist the Business Development effort
• Status of Agreement Guidelines
• When to get out of the way and when to engage
• Proviso Reconsiderations and efforts to streamline the proviso process
• Where to focus the compliance effort
2:45 Break (10 minutes) 4:45 Wrap Up & Adjourn
day two: Tuesday, October 27, 2020 (half day)
1:00 Opening Remarks 2:30 Offsets & Export Compliance
Tamara Overton, Sr. Manager, Lockheed Martin, SIA Conference Director Holly Haverstick, Weapons Division Chief, Defense Security
Cooperation Adrministration
1:05 Keynote Address Rob DeSilva Senior Engineer, Manned Aircraft Division, Export Control Directorate,
Cordell A. Hull, Acting Under Secretary, Bureau of Industry and Security, Defense Technology Security Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce
Laura Cressey, Acting Director, Office of Regional Security & Arms Transfers,
1:30 Emerging and Foundational Technologies, and the ECCN 0Y521 Series Bureau of Political Military Affairs
Matthew S. Borman, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Export Administration, Tonya Curts, Industrial Development, Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire
Bureau of Industry & Security Control • Local country requirements
Tongele N. Tongele, Ph.D., Senior Engineer, Nuclear & Missile Technology
Controls Division, Office of Nonproliferation and Treaty Compliance, • Company management of Offset expectations
Bureau of Industry & Security • USG licensing and tech transfers
• What are the emerging and foundational technologies? • Offset Team & Trade Compliance Partnerships (use MLA examples)
• What ECCNS are they found in today? 3:15 Break (10 minutes)
• What is ECCN 0Y521 for, how it is assigned, and for how long?
3:25 Regulatory Landscape for Mergers and Acquisitions Involving Foreign Interest
(CFIUS, ITAR, FIRRMA, and NISPOM)
Antonia Tzinova, Partner, Holland & Knight LLP
Angeline Chen, Of Counsel, DLA Piper
Conference information and registration at • Identification of government agencies involved and their requirements
• Pre-coordination necessity amongst the buyer and seller
siaed.org/event-3694109 • Handling government inquiries
• Timeline expectations for notifications to the government and ultimate filings
Tuesday, continued on the next page
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day two: Tuesday, October 27, 2020 (continued)
4:25 Practical Tips for Handling Business Integrations Following Mergers,
Acquisitions, and Reorganizations
Debi Davis, Vice President, Global Compliance, TransDigm Group Inc.
Barbara Clark, Director, International Trade Compliance, Northrop Grumman
Corporation, Space Systems
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• Key aspects to be addressed prior to close to make integration run smoother
• Suggestions and tips to keep the business going while dealing with integration Conference information and registration at
• Top items to focus on for a successful integration
• Internal company adjustments needed and messaging siaed.org/event-3694109
• Challenges to handling organizational changes
• Your entire organization has moved to new leadership, what should you do
5:15 Wrap Up & Adjourn
day three: Wednesday, October 28, 2020 (half day)
3:30 Break (10 minutes)
1:00 Opening Remarks
Tamara Overton, Sr. Manager, Lockheed Martin, SIA Conference Director 3:40 Service Processes for Requesting and Obtaining U.S. Government Exemptions
Candice Rodriguez, Senior Export Control Analyst, Defense Technology Security
1:05 Keynote Address Administration, Export Control Directorate (ECD)
Michael Laychak, Acting Director, Defense Technology Security Agency, Marylana R. Tigney, U.S. Air Force Chief, Foreign Disclosure, Technology Transfer
U.S. Department of Defense Division, International Affairs, SAF/IA
Timothy G. Schimpp, U.S. Army, Security Assistance Specialist, DASA DE&C
1:30 Understanding the Department of Defense’s Cybersecurity
Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Aaron Ammerman, U.S. Navy, Program Manager, Navy International Programs, NIPO
Dawn Greenman, Deputy Program Manager for Cybersecurity, • Services insights for processing §125.4 and §126.4 exemptions
• When to make exemption requests to the Services
CMMC Pathfinder Lead, John Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab
Sandeep Kathuria, Assistant General Counsel for Cybersecurity & Security Law, 4:40 Use of §126.4 for International Arrangements & Agreements
Leidos, Inc. Steve Casazza, Vice President, Defense Trade Solutions
2:30 Understanding the Relationship Between CMMC and NIST 800-171 Alexis Mitchell, Director, Export Operations, Corporate International Trade
Dr. Ron Ross, Fellow, National Institute of Standards and Technology Compliance, Lockheed Martin
Devin Casey, Implementation Lead, ISOO / CUI Oversight, • Unique challenges to self-certification
National Archives & Records Administration • Obtaining insight into the Scope of IAs
Dawn Greenman, Deputy Program Manager for Cybersecurity, • Verification of tech release approval §126.4(a)(5) before proceeding
CMMC Pathfinder Lead, John Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab • Best practices
Scott Edwards, President and Managing Partner, Summit 7 Systems
5:15 Wrap Up & Adjourn
• What does it all mean?
• How to maneuver the different requirements
• What’s coming down the road?
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