U.S.-China Trade Sanctions Compliance Risks Intensify:
Are You Prepared?
As the U.S.-China relationship continues to change, new trade and sanctions compliance risks are intensifying! Alongside tariffs, the U.S. has signaled a ramp-up in export enforcement, initiated Section 301 investigations on legacy chips, a raft of Section 232 investigations, newly announced Section 301 duties on Chinese vessels, with many more changes anticipated.
The Chinese government has also been formalizing their own export controls systems for dual-use items and rare earth elements – crucial inputs for sectors including aerospace & defense, automotive, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors and more.
The stakes have never been higher. Multinational organizations face the complex task of satisfying both U.S. and Chinese requirements while rethinking the future of their supply chains, business operations and more.
ACI’s 7th Conference on China Trade Controls this November in Arlington comes at an especially pivotal time. No other event provides such a comprehensive and practical discussion of your most pressing China-related trade compliance challenges.
What’s New for 2025’s Conference
Join us in Arlington and walk away with the tools you need to reassess your compliance strategy, strengthen your compliance program, and mitigate your organization’s new emerging trade compliance risks in China.
Key policy and enforcement updates to keep you fully in the loop amid so many rapid changes.
An action plan on how to mitigate export enforcement risks that have never been higher.
Unmatched opportunities to expand your network, benchmark and ask your most burning questions in large and smaller-groups-all in a candid, “closed-door setting.” The Chatham House Rule applies.
Best practices for strengthening your global program and keeping it agile and ready for what’s next .
Benefits of Attending an ACI Conference
Hear from Government Decision-Makers
Gain direct insights from key U.S. government agencies. These sessions will give you timely insight into the agencies’ 2026 priorities.
Understand the Impact of Regulatory Changes
Stay ahead of the curve with in-depth discussions on the newest regulations affecting China trade.
Network with Industry Leaders
Connect with leading experts, in-house counsel, and compliance professionals from multinational companies, law firms, and financial institutions.
Actionable Takeaways for Your Business
Whether you are managing export controls, sanctions, or supply chain risks, you’ll leave with insights that you can implement immediately.
Sponsor Opportunities
With conferences in the United States, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, the C5 Group of Companies: American Conference Institute, the Canadian Institute, and C5 Group, provides a diverse portfolio of conferences, events and roundtables devoted to providing business intelligence to senior decision makers responding to challenges around the world.
For more information please contact:
Lanny Morris
Senior Business Development Manager
Phone: 347-964-4766
Email: [email protected]
