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The Second National ForumDefense Industry ComplianceStaying Compliant and Competitive in a Highly Scrutinized EnvironmentMonday, March 13, 2006
AboutCurrent media attention on government integrity issues and recent corruption scandals have turned up the heat on the defense industry. Can you afford the risk of non-compliance with new regulations and best practices?Given the heightened scrutiny of defense industry practices and increasing enforcement activity, having the government as your primary customer can create a myriad of compliance challenges. Add vague export control regulations, recent corporate scandals, and the corporate culture clashes due to the increasing consolidation of the industry into the mix, and you have the potential for a full-blown compliance catastrophe. American Conference Institute's National Forum on Defense Industry Compliance provided attendees with the critical information needed to ensure that they had a multifaceted compliance program that assisted in company proactivity in the compliance battle when dealing with procurement practices, internal financial controls, and international trade regulations. The publication includes presentations by compliance executives from premier defense companies, government officials and leading private practitioners that provide invaluable insights on:
Contents & ContributorsAboutCurrent media attention on government integrity issues and recent corruption scandals have turned up the heat on the defense industry. Can you afford the risk of non-compliance with new regulations and best practices?Given the heightened scrutiny of defense industry practices and increasing enforcement activity, having the government as your primary customer can create a myriad of compliance challenges. Add vague export control regulations, recent corporate scandals, and the corporate culture clashes due to the increasing consolidation of the industry into the mix, and you have the potential for a full-blown compliance catastrophe. American Conference Institute's National Forum on Defense Industry Compliance provided attendees with the critical information needed to ensure that they had a multifaceted compliance program that assisted in company proactivity in the compliance battle when dealing with procurement practices, internal financial controls, and international trade regulations. The publication includes presentations by compliance executives from premier defense companies, government officials and leading private practitioners that provide invaluable insights on:
Contents & ContributorsJAMMING THE REVOLVING DOOR, MAKING IT MORE EFFICIENT, OR SIMPLY MAKING IT SPIN FASTER Stuart B. Nibley, Thelen Reid & Priest LLP MEASURING YOUR ETHICS AND COMPLIANCE PROGRAM'S EFFECTIVENESS Al Gagne, Textron Systems Corporation STRENGTHENING OUR ETHICAL CULTURE Matthew Frank, The Boeing Company ELEMENTS OF AN EFFECTIVE ETHICS PROGRAM Carol Marshall, MCI ETHICS AND COMPLIANCE TRAINING Maryanne Lavan, Lockheed Martin Corporation ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST: AN OVERVIEW OF THE CURRENT ENVIRONMENT AND HOW TO APPROACH IT Charles Chadwick, BAE Systems ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST Curtis L. Schehr, Anteon ORGANIZATIONAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST - THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK AND RECENT CASES Thomas P. Humphrey, Crowell & Moring, LLP INFORMATION PROTECTION UPDATES Greg Bell, KPMG WORKING WITH IT TO IMPLEMENT SYSTEMS THAT PROTECT SENSITIVE INFORMATION Ronald D. Lee, Arnold & Porter LLP ASTERING SOX COMPLIANCE AND ESTABLISHING TIME-EFFICIENT PROCESSES Thomas A Lemmer, McKenna Long & Aldridge MASTERING SOX COMPLIANCE AND ESTABLISHING TIME-EFFICIENT PROCESSES F. Joseph Warin, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP MAINTAINING AN EFFECTIVE FCPA COMPLIANCE PROGRAM Howard O. Weissman, Lockheed Martin Corporation ELEMENTS OF AN EFFECTIVE PCPA COMPLIANCE PROGRAM Kimberly A. Parker, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT IMPLICATIONS FOR MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS Dale Chakarian Turza, Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft GIFTS AND HOSPITALITY Alexandra Wrage, TRACE International THE DEEMED EXPORT RULE: PRACTICAL COMPLIANCE Susan M. Frank, Science Applications International Corporation PART 129 - REGISTRATION AND LICENSING OF DEFENSE BROKERS Robert Clifton Burns, Powell Goldstein LLP NAVIGATING THE ITAR MINEFIELD - RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND COMPLIANCE STRATEGIES Joseph J. Dyer, Seyfarth Shaw LLP CONDUCTING INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS: AN IN-HOUSE PERSPECTIVE Angeline G. Chen, Lockheed Martin CONDUCTING AN INTERNAL INVESTIGATION Kathleen C. Little, Vinson & Elkins LLP SURVIVING A GOVERNMENT AUDIT: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS INVOLVING DEFECTIVE PRICING, COST PRINCIPLES, AND COST ACCOUNTING STANDARDS Peter F. Garvin, Jones Day SURVIVING A GOVERNMENT AUDIT Raymond S.E. Pushkar, McKenna Long & Aldridge INTERNAL REGULATORY COMPLIANCE IN MERGER AND ACQUISITION DUE DILIGENCE Kathryn Cameron Atkinson, Miller & Chevalier Leigh A. Bacon, Miller & Chevalier ACQUIRING A GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR: IDENTIFYING VALUE AND ASSESSING RISK Steven S. Diamond, Arnold & Porter THE BOEING COMPANY COMPLIANCE RISK MANAGEMENT Joseph A. Sicilia, The Boeing Company EFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS: IMPLEMENTING BEST PRACTICES AND MITIGATING LOSS Kathleen E. Troy, Raytheon Company INTEGRITY SURVEY 2005-2006: NATIONAL SUMMARY RESULTS Scott Avelino, KPMG LLP |
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