2014 Regulatory Outlook Webinar

Global security, recent CBP changes, export reform, and regulatory compliance are some of the predominant highlights of this webinar. Deringer partners with Susan Kohn Ross, Esq. of Mitchell Silberg & Knupp, LLP to provide a comprehensive perspective of the 2014 regulatory environment. At just over one hour long, this webinar is packed full of information on the following topics:

• Free trade agreements
• Export enforcement: New AES requirements, exclusions
• 2014 Vehicle and equipment changes
• Border interagency topics-CEEs
• WTO/World bank efforts
• Corporate identity theft and cyber security
• Best practices to ensure supplier security
• Trade law violations, increasing prosecution

Audience: CEOs and CFOs, Owners, and staff responsible for international trade
Date recorded webinar will be available: Monday, January 28, 2013
Presenters: Amy Magnus, CBP Trade Ambassador, Deringer’s Director of Customs Affairs and Compliance and Susan Kohn Ross, Esq, a partner and International Trade Counsel at Mitchell Silberg & Knupp, LLP

This webinar is eligible for 1 CCS/CES credit through NCBFAA.

Amy Magnus is Deringer’s Director of Customs Affairs and Compliance. Additionally, she oversees Deringer’s Champlain, New York, and Detroit, Michigan, service centers. She is a Licensed Customs Broker, a Certified Customs Specialist, Certified Export Specialist and serves as an ACE Trade Ambassador for US Customs and Border Protection.  In addition, Magnus is actively involved with various trade associations and serves as an officer for the National Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Association (NCBFAA).  She is also a member of the Customs Committee for both NCBFAA and the Northern Border Brokers Association as well as a former President of the Northern Border Brokers Association. Prior to becoming a Licensed Customs Broker, Magnus worked for US Customs for over 18 years.

Susan Kohn Ross, Esq. is a partner and International Trade Counsel at Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, LLP. Ms. Ross represents companies and entities, in both the administrative and commercial setting, regarding the importation and exportation of goods before US Customs and Border Protection, US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Departments of Justice, Commerce and State, Federal Maritime Commission, US Trade Representative and International Trade Commission, as well as the Court of International Trade and various other federal and state courts and agencies which regulate the flow of goods. She is chair of the International Trade Practice and Co-Chair of the Homeland Security and Regulatory Practice committees and has been involved in numerous professional and civic organizations, most recently including the Industry Leadership Council, American Associations of Exporters and Importers (AAEI). Additionally, she is the Immediate Past Chair, National Security Committee and the Former Vice Chair, Customs Law Committee, American Bar Association, International Law Section.

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