Introduction to International Traffic in Arms Regulations
International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) CFR 22. Chapter 1, Subchapter M Parts 120-130 are considered one of the primary export compliance regulations, in which requires all manufacturers, exporters, or brokers of “defense articles” to be fully compliant with these regulations. This webinar will illuminate some of the important parts of the ITAR regulations, especially for those companies’ that are beginning to export defense articles as well as for students interested in seeking a career in international business.
Why this matter to your business
Being in full compliance with ITAR regulation will keep the potential for your international business growth available, as well as protect your company from violation and sever punishments’ imposed by DDTC
- More than 40% of US companies does not have an export compliance manual
- More often than not, the exporting personnel/departments are fragmented
- Being aware and implement the laws will help federal government keep the country safe
Business challenges you may face without this knowledge
- Make very costly mistakes that might lead to severe financial punishment including prison
- Cause to lose significant opportunities selling to foreign buyers
Who should watch this webinar
- Manufacturers & Businesses who produce and sell “defense articles” as defined by USML
- OEM who produce defense articles even if they do not export themselves, and students
Expert
Key things you will learn to help your business
- Government agencies & resources that oversee the regulation
- Who should register & how with the DDTC (Directorate of Defense Trade Control)
- US Munition List and how to find it an addition to Commodity Jurisdiction (CJ)
- How and where to register for an export license of “defense articles”, and license exemptions
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- Introduction to International Traffic in Arms Regulations
- Mousa Kassis, MA, CGBP, EAR/ITAR ECoP
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Director, Ohio Export Internship Program and the Ohio SBDC Export Assistance Network at Williamson College of Business Administration Youngstown State University (YSU), Mousa Kassis has extensive experience dealing with international business development and trade in Africa, India, the Middle East, and Canada. He is the Managing Director of Global Export and Connections, a company that focuses on the Mining & Construction Industry, Solar Renewable Energy, and underground brackish water purification systems.
Mousa has experience and involvement with international contracts, joint ventures, foreign government contracts, bidding procedures, and negotiations with foreign partners. He has been an educator in the field of economics, personal finance, statistics, and international economics, in addition to participating and moderating many international events highlighting economic issues such as; pivotal economic regions of the world, the role of international trade on the US great recession, the US financial crisis, and US health care issues.
Mousa holds a Bachelor’s degree in Macroeconomics, and a Master’s degree in Economics from Youngstown State University. He has been an adjunct Professor at the university since 1996, and he is a member of NASBITE International and holds a Certified Global Business Professional (CGBP) certification, and is certified trainer for the CGBP certification. Also, he is a certified Export Compliance Professional both in EAR and ITAR with Export Compliance Training Institute.
- https://player.vimeo.com/video/438364987
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Key things you will learn to help your business
- Government agencies & resources that oversee the regulation
- Who should register & how with the DDTC (Directorate of Defense Trade Control)
- US Munition List and how to find it an addition to Commodity Jurisdiction (CJ)
- How and where to register for an export license of “defense articles”, and license exemptions
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- 15/08/2020
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Mousa Kassis, MA, CGBP, EAR/ITAR ECoP
Director, Ohio Export Internship Program and the Ohio SBDC Export Assistance Network at Williamson College of Business Administration Youngstown State University (YSU), Mousa Kassis has extensive experience dealing with international business development and trade in Africa, India, the Middle East, and Canada. He is the Managing Director of Global Export and Connections, a company that focuses on the Mining & Construction Industry, Solar Renewable Energy, and underground brackish water purification systems.
Mousa has experience and involvement with international contracts, joint ventures, foreign government contracts, bidding procedures, and negotiations with foreign partners. He has been an educator in the field of economics, personal finance, statistics, and international economics, in addition to participating and moderating many international events highlighting economic issues such as; pivotal economic regions of the world, the role of international trade on the US great recession, the US financial crisis, and US health care issues.
Mousa holds a Bachelor’s degree in Macroeconomics, and a Master’s degree in Economics from Youngstown State University. He has been an adjunct Professor at the university since 1996, and he is a member of NASBITE International and holds a Certified Global Business Professional (CGBP) certification, and is certified trainer for the CGBP certification. Also, he is a certified Export Compliance Professional both in EAR and ITAR with Export Compliance Training Institute.
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