ATE - U.S. Export Regulations on International Contracting

As organizations continue to expand their global footprint and in response to potential obstacles associated with U.S. Government contracting such as sequestration, it has become increasingly important for organizations to understand the roles and implications of U.S. export regulations on international contracting. This includes product classification, license determination and on-going compliance activities that can be complex, time-sensitive and administratively burdensome for an organization.In this webinar our expert discusses how critical it is to understand how to address these issues in a manner that exceeds customer expectations while maintaining 100% compliance with U.S. export regulations. To achieve such success, contractors must familiarize themselves and their customers with the requirements, be aware of the available tools and resources and craft agreements that reflect such requirements.Our Expert:Amanda Lovelace-Tobicash, Parker Hannifin Corporation, Aerospace Group, Division Contracts Advisor/ExportAmanda is currently employed as a Contracts Team Leader at an aircraft wheel & brake manufacturer. She have extensive experience in business development, compliance, contract negotiation, program management, government contracting and sales & marketing. In addition, Amanda is a Certified IACCM member, serves as the Vice-President of the Northeast Region of the National Contract Management Association and has MBA in General Business Administration.