AEI to Present Export Control Reform Program on October 5th in Washington, DC
While there have been a large number of export control events scheduled lately, here is another good one to add to your calendar.
The American Enterprise Institute is holding a program during the afternoon of Monday, October 5, 2009 in Washington, DC entitled "Export Control Reform 2009: Enhancing National Security and Economic Competitiveness."
Here is a summary of the program's two panels on dual-use and defense export control reforms, which will feature many of the major players in the current export control reform process:
Panel I: Dual-Use Controls: Walking the Tight Rope
Panelists: Matthew Borman, Department of Commerce
Bill Reinsch, National Foreign Trade Council
Ed Rice, U.S. House of Representatives
Moderator: Neena Shenai, AEI
Panel II: Defense Trade Controls: Protecting U.S. National Security, Enhancing Business Opportunities Abroad
Panelists: Richard Aboulafia, Teal Group Corporation
Marion Blakey, Aerospace Industries Association
Thomas Donnelly, AEI
Moderator: Dan Blumenthal, AEI
Click here for more information and to register for this free program.
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