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Blank Rome partner <a href="/people/anthony-rapa/" id="18891">Anthony Rapa</a> will serve as a session moderator at American Conference Institute’s (“ACI”) <a href="https://www.americanconference.com/global-export-controls/">Advanced Forum on Global Export Controls</a>, being held February 25 and 26, 2025, in Arlington, Virginia.

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The Conference will provide two days of carefully curated content for decision-makers in the export compliance, legal, and investigations areas, including critical updates from key enforcement, policy, and licensing officials. Professionals from a myriad of companies and industries, will benefit from fresh, innovative perspectives on how to tackle complex issues under pressure.

Anthony’s session, “Export Controls Practitioners Discuss Compliance Best Practices Amid Evolving Trump 2.0 Trade Dynamics,” will take place on Tuesday, February 25, from 9:00 to 9:30 a.m., with co-panelists Joseph Moyer (Associate General Counsel, Coherent Corp.) and Matt O’Hare (Senior Corporate Counsel, Trade &amp; Export Compliance, T-Mobile).

Quantum Computing and Advanced Technologies: Strategic Considerations for Upgrading Classification, Licensing, and Compliance and End-User Impacts

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Advanced Technology Controls Harmonization, AUKUS Pillar II, and ad hoc Plurilateral Arrangements

The Changing Impact of Voluntary Disclosures on Settlement and Penalty Outcomes: What Recent Cases Reveal about the Lengths and Limits of Mitigation

Avoiding “Hyper-Compliance”: How Far You Need to Go to Optimize Compliance Program ROI and Risk Mitigation

Strategic Approach to Consent Agreement Validation: Designing Key Compliance Reforms and Protocols amid an Enforcement Action

Ensuring Program Agility for Rapid, “Overnight” Response: How to Quickly Pivot Protocols in Response to New, Time-Sensitive Regulatory Changes

The New Lessons Learned: Recent Enforcement Actions, Trends, and Priorities

Dovetailing Government Contract Performance and Export Compliance: How Companies Can Align Protocols to Satisfy Regulatory and Contractual Requirements

Supplier Circumvention and Your Screening Program: Monitoring Resellers to Mitigate the Risk of Export and Sanctions Violations

IT for Export Controls: Key Operational Changes, Navigating Complex Data Outsourcing Needs, Creating Strategic Service Contracting Relationships

Resolving Complex Dilemmas on China: Fine Tuning Your FDPR Compliance Strategy in Response to Tightening Restrictions and an Intensifying Geopolitical Landscape

Anti-Boycott and 15 CFR Part 760 of the EAR: Clarifying the Six Prohibitions, Required Reports, and Compliance Expectations

Preparing for “Detailed Reporting” for “Frontier” AI Models and Cloud Computing Clusters

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Blank Rome is pleased to be&nbsp;an Associate Sponsor&nbsp;of the Conference.

For more information, please visit the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.americanconference.com/global-export-controls/">event webpage</a>.

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