We will shortly publish the next edition of the Export Control Training Bulletin, covering courses available between July and October 2019.
You might wish to see advance details of courses (below). If you wish to book a place or places at any of these events, please contact Denise Carter for an application form: denise.carter@trade.gov.uk
June 2019 Derby 12th Intermediate Seminar 9:30 – 4:40 Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport £150 13th Foundation Workshop 9:30 – 1:00 (Lunch from 12:30)
Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport £118 13th Licences Workshop 1:15 – 4:45 (Lunch from 12:30)
Jurys Inn East Midlands Airport £108 London 26th Making Better Licence Applications Park Plaza Westminster Bridge £108 July 2019 Cambridge 3rd Intermediate Seminar 9:30 – 4:45 The Cambridge Belfry Hotel £150 4th Foundation Workshop 9:30 – 1:00 (Lunch from 12:30)
The Cambridge Belfry Hotel £118 4th Licences Workshop 1:15 – 4:45 (Lunch from 12:30)
The Cambridge Belfry Hotel £108 September 2019 Edinburgh 2nd Intermediate Seminar 9:30 – 4:45 Apex Waterloo Place Hotel, EH1 3BG £150 3rd Foundation Workshop 9:30 – 1:00 (Lunch from 12:30)
Apex Waterloo Place Hotel, EH1 3BG £118 3rd Licences Workshop 1:15 – 4:45 (Lunch from 12:30)
Apex Waterloo Place Hotel, EH1 3BG £108 October 2019 Leeds 16th Intermediate Seminar 9:30 – 4:45 Park Plaza Leeds LS1 5NS
£150 17th Foundation Workshop 9:30 – 1:00 (Lunch from 12:30)
Park Plaza Leeds LS1 5NS
£118 17th Licences Workshop 1:15 – 4:45
Park Plaza Leeds LS1 5NS
£108
For general export control queries please contact our Helpline on 020 7215 4594 or email: exportcontrol.help@trade.gov.uk
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General Information
BIS 2019 Annual Conference on Export Controls
BIS 2019 Annual Conference on Export Controls
The Bureau of Industry and Security
Presents
BIS 2019 Annual Conference on Export Controls
July 9-11, 2019
The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) will hold the 32nd Annual Conference on Export Controls in Washington, D.C. July 9-11, 2019. This major outreach activity draws business and government representatives from around the world to learn and exchange ideas about export control issues. It is one of the Bureau’s most notable export control outreach events.
The 2019 BIS Annual Conference will be at the Marriott Marquis Hotel. A conference room rate will be available to attendees. Detailed registration and program information will be available in the coming days.
For additional, information on the 2019 BIS Annual Conference, you may contact the Outreach and Educational Services Division at: UpdateConference@bis.doc.gov or (202) 482‑6031.
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Read it here on KYC360.com. Feedback always welcome!
The London Export Control Symposium will take place on Thursday 30 May at the Park Plaza Hotel, Westminster Bridge.
The Symposium will comprise:
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plenary session in the morning – trading in a changing world
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launch of the Export Control Profession
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specialist workshops including help with market risks, HM Revenue and Customs and US Export Controls. You will be able to register for workshops on booking.
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networking ‘village’ where delegates can talk to export control advisors from across government
Cost: £150.00 per delegate (VAT included). Payment will be sought after the event or can be made on the day.
Lunch and refreshments provided
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Mr. Watchlist’s professional persona will be at the Dow Jones booth at the ACAMS spring conference (the official title would give me carpal tunnel if I typed it all) this Monday through Wednesday. As usual, it’s being held at the Diplomat resort hotel (it’s a Hilton – yay!) in Hollywood, Florida. Come say hi and we can chat about sanctions till the cows come home (although I’m not sure there are any cows down by Fort Lauderdale).
The webinar Export Controls and EU Exit, first broadcast on 1 March 2019, is now available online.
If the UK leaves the EU without a deal, dual use items from the UK to the EU will require a licence. An Open General Export Licence has been created for this purpose.
The webinar was designed to assist UK companies to understand the status of EU General Export Authorisations and the recently published OGEL.
Access the webinar (password: QspZjM3B)
To access this Webinar you will need to either have ‘Webex’ installed on your machine or an ‘ARF’ file-type player, such as the one provided at the link.
My article Anarchy in the UK’s Sanctions Regime (yes, they modified the original title slightly – guess they don’t know who the Sex Pistols were) is now online at RegulationAsia.com – what do folks think of my analysis?
