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Mark Your Calendars!
WESCCON 2011
October 13 - 16, 2011
Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa
Rancho Mirage, CA
Business Topics at WESCCON
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CFR
111 Review: What it Means for the Customs Broker. Due process for brokers for suspension of
electronic filing tools, expanded broker role in C-TPAT and other programs, continuing
education requirements --How will these changes impact our business?
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POA Verification and
Broker Relationships. Client Verification
and Relationships with Freight Forwarders/OTI’s. Are you doing it right?
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ISF: Penalties and Procedures
for Non-Compliant Shipments. What
will happen with non-compliant ISF shipments arriving into the U.S.? A discussion about ISF in the penalty phase
and what happens to non-compliant cargo at the port of entry.
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ACE:
Updates on Cargo Release, AMS Manifest, and Late Filing Penalties. An update on ACE funding, Advanced manifest
through ACE, cargo release and upcoming expectations for brokers.
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FDA: Broker Liabilities, FSMA, Transparency Report. A
discussion about reasonable care, broker due diligence, FSMA funding and who
should be responsible for food safety.
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Changing Trends in
Broker Management. Recent CBP outreach
to brokers, due process, electronic filing tools, compliance measurement . .
. What can brokers expect going forward?
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HTS Changes for 2012: Major
HTS/tariff schedule changes are coming in 2012. What are they? Are you ready?
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Government Regulation and Involvement in the Export
Process – A Roundtable with BIS, CBP Outbound, AES Census. A look at current
and pending regulations and how the agencies view their effect on exporters
and each other, as well as their role in the outbound cargo process.
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When Bad Things Happen to Good Freight Forwarders. You have a good
standard export processing operating procedure in place, but something
slipped by you. Find out from the
legal experts what you should do.
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The Risks of Hiring Third Parties to Facilitate
Exports. Freight Forwarders, OTI’s and NVOCC’s all hire outside
vendors everyday to dray containers and perform a variety of other services
for customers. What liabilities have we
taken on and how can we protect ourselves?
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NVOCC Tariff Filing Exemption and Rate Agreements (NRA’s). We asked for it
. . . We got it. Now what? Who is eligible for exemption and what
should you know if you are NRA’s?
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Update on Key Pending Export Legislation and Progress of Obama’s
Export Control Reform -- What Forwarders, OTI’s, and NVO’s Should Know to Stay
Ahead of the Curve. We’ve heard a lot about initiatives to enhance U.S. exports. What is really being proposed and how can
we prepare for it?
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Equipment and Capacity Availability Challenges in
Exporting: Truck Chassis, Containers, Vessel Space. An update on
carrier capacity, container availability, and changes in the way we get
chassis for our customers’ containers.
Is there still a shortage of containers and capacity? If so, what is being done to deal with this
challenge?
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