Lean-in and actively engage with today’s most innovative and experienced trade compliance professionals during this 3 in 1 event. Featuring Momentum’s signature interactive format, attendees will participate in a series of small group exercises, breakout sessions and discussion. Intentionally designed to uncover the most effective, practical and strategic solutions for conquering today’s ever connected export controls, sanctions and anti-corruption challenges.

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Actionable Tools & Strategies

Gain unparalleled access to world-class organizations and subject matter experts as they share cutting-edge tools and top-level strategies designed to meet the unique needs of the international trade community.

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CLE Credits Included

Uniquely formatted to address the convergence of global regulations spanning anti-corruption, export controls, and international trade and sanctions. Fits your domestic and international compliance needs. Earn CLE credits when you attend!

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Unrivaled Networking Opportunities

Connect with and learn about the latest challenges and strategies from leaders in the industry and fellow in-house legal experts and compliance officers. We build in plenty of networking time so you can build the business relationships that are key to success. Registration is only open to in-house and corporate counsel and executives.

2024 Speaking Faculty
Cristina Brayton-Lewis
Cristina Brayton-Lewis
Partner

White & Case

Lynn Van Buren
Director, Global Compliance

SPIRE

Jason Burgoyne
Jason Burgoyne
Counsel

White & Case

Marietou Diouf
Marietou Diouf
Counsel

White & Case LLP

Orisia Gammell
Chief Legal Counsel, Export Control

SAP

Jennifer Ilanit Gibli
Jennifer Ilanit Gibli
Managing Associate General Counsel, Verizon Compliance

VERIZON

Heather Ludwig
Heather Ludwig
Trade Compliance Counsel, Director

NIDEC MOTOR CORPORATION

Jennifer Maki
Jennifer Maki
Senior Director- Global Trade Legal Compliance

Applied Materials

Jesse Melman
Jesse Melman
Senior Counsel, Compliance & Ethics

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Anastasia Merkulova
Anastasia Merkulova
Lead, Senior Legal Counsel, Export Controls

SAP

Michael Olver
Michael Olver
Chief Executive Officer

PACIFIC STRATEGIES & ASSESSMENTS

Shama Patari
Shama Patari
Executive Director, Legal, Government Relations, Global Trade Regulations, Ethics & Compliance

Lenovo

Claire Rajan
Claire Rajan
Partner

Allen & Overy

Ryan Rohlfsen
Ryan Rohlfsen
Partner

ROPES & GRAY LLP

Jonathan Rusch
Jonathan Rusch
U.S. and International Anti-Corruption Law Program and Adjunct Professor

Washington College of Law, American University

Shruti Shah
Shruti Shah
Anti-Corruption Senior Policy Advisor

U.S. Department of State

Jae Shin
Jae Shin
Director of Defense Trade Controls Compliance

Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC),U.S. Department of State

Aaron Tidman
Aaron Tidman
Director & Assistant General Counsel, Compliance & Investigations

PINTEREST

Lead Sponsors

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Supporting Sponsors
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Patron Sponsors

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2024 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ARE OPEN

Sponsorship is a great way to enhance your brand’s visibility and help you connect with top-level decision-makers, innovators, and industry disruptors. There are a number of ways to maximize branding opportunities at the summit.

Facts

“With 32 combined FCPA enforcement actions, 51 total cases including ancillary enforcement, and a record-setting $2.78 billion in corporate fines and penalties (plus billions more collected by foreign regulators), 2020 marks another robust year in the annals of FCPA enforcement.”

Gibson Dunn

“COVID-19 is not just a health and economic crisis. It’s a corruption crisis. And one that we’re currently failing to manage.”

Transparency International

“Enforcement of U.S. sanctions continued to be strong in 2020. OFAC brought 15 public enforcement actions focusing on the e-commerce, banking, shipping, and insurance industries. OFAC has also been focusing on transactions involving the tech sector and the use of digital currencies to evade sanctions ( including through ransomware attacks ). Expect this trend to continue in 2021.”

Foley Hoag

TOP 5 REASONS TO ATTEND

1. Enhanced format- our most interactive and collaborative format to-date. Including optimal use of hypotheticals, surveys and group exercises.

2. Practitioner driven content, specifically designed for those tasked with finding solutions for the day-to-day compliance challenges

3. Exclusive in-house attendance, more conducive to making real connections and in-depth conversations

4. 3 events in 1 – perfect for the compliance professional responsible for some or all of sanctions, trade and anti-corruption compliance

5. Real time content- program will tackle the most timely and relevant regulations and developments in the industry

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Representatives from a diverse cross-section of the Fortune 500 as well as mid-size organizations including senior corporate counsel, compliance and business executives with responsibility for:
  • International & Global Trade Compliance
  • Anti-Corruption/FCPA/Anti-Bribery Compliance
  • Export & Trade Controls & Licensing
  • Global Sanctions
  • Corporate Compliance
  • Corruption Governance
  • Regulatory Ethics & Business Conduct
  • Internal/Corporate Internal Audit
  • Internal & Government Investigations
  • Corporate Criminal Investigations
  • Corporate Fraud
  • Compliance Training
  • Risk Assessment
  • White Collar Crime & Litigation
  • Government Enforcement & Regulation
  • Financial Crime
  • Public Companies Counseling + Compliance Expert forensic accountants and consultants who have been directly involved with recent high-profile investigations and cases involving anti-corruption, export controls, and other international trade compliance issues
  • Senior Government officials from the U.S. Department of Justice, Securities and Exchange Commission, Bureau of Industry and Security, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Department of State as well as foreign regulatory bodies