Introduction to the International Traffic In Arms Regulations (ITAR)

PNDC is excited to launch this on demand Intro to ITAR training!

LAUNCH DATE: Tuesday, August 29, 2017

LOCATION: On Demand Online - Registration is required

COST: PNDC Member: FREE // Non-Member: $35

Did you know your firm may be liable for a $1.1 million civil penalty for violating the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)?  Do you know where to find information and resources on ITAR compliance?

This training is intended for those individuals and firms new to ITAR compliance and a resource for compliance managers to recommend for staff who need to have situational awareness of what it means to be an ITAR compliant firm.  Akana Ma has recorded this introductory-level resource to provide a foundational understanding of ITAR and ITAR compliance. 

Audience: Anyone who works for a firm that deals with exports, re-exports, or activities related to ITAR (including subcontractors to firms that export) and who needs an overview of, or introduction to, ITAR.  This includes those firms that don’t think they “export” but are uncertain.

Register to access and utilize this on demand resource.

Presented By:

Akana Ma, Ater Wynne LLP

Akana works with companies and individuals conducting business in the global marketplace to help structure international joint ventures; comply with foreign laws and regulations; license and protect technology, trademarks, software and other intellectual property;  negotiate contracts for the sale and distribution of products and  services; establish foreign offices, license and finance exports; and  comply with customs and import laws and regulations.

He has practiced international law for more than 25 years. Akana is a member of the District Export Council for Oregon and Southwest Washington, a USDOC-appointed group that provides local companies with information about export issues.  He is also a founding member of Legal Counsel International, a global alliance of international lawyers and law firms helping clients engaged in a wide range of international business transactions. Akana was featured in the Oregon State Bar Bulletin as one of a handful of Oregon attorneys with China trade expertise.

You are invited to visit Ater Wynne’s website to learn more about Akana Ma and his practice areas, http://www.aterwynne.com/page/attorneys/akana-k-j-ma. 

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