Search for:
Corporate Compliance

United States: 2021 Annual Supply Chain Risks & Rewards in Emerging Markets Conference

By and 2 Mins Read

Baker McKenzie is pleased to invite you to our virtual annual conference Supply Chain Risks & Rewards in Emerging Markets.

In addition to providing the latest updates on regional and industry specific supply chain compliance developments, this webinar series will focus on cutting edge issues in supply chain risk management—including the key developments from the Biden Administration, trade considerations and the impact of the growing environmental, social and governance (ESG) movement. Professionals from various industries who represent a wide array of supply chain related fields will join us to share the latest best practices from the fast developing world of supply chain risk management.

All webinars will begin at 11:30 AM Central (US), will cover two topics, and are scheduled to run for approximately 90 minutes. If you reside in a different time zone and wish to verify your time please click on the following link: www.timeanddate.com.

All webinars are complimentary and you can register for as many as you would like.

Upcoming Webinar Dates and Topics
Click on links in agenda to register for each session
Thursday,
April 1		 Supply Chain Conference Session I  
• The Biden Administration First 60 Days – significant supply chain regulatory impacts and what the future holds
• ESG and Supply Chains – today’s best practices to meet tomorrow’s legal obligations
Tuesday,
April 6		 Supply Chain Conference Session II
• Data in the Supply Chain – key digitalization, cyber, and IP considerations
• Customs Regulations and Sanctions Around the World – the latest impact on corporate supply chains
Thursday,
April 8		 Supply Chain Conference Session III
• Inoculating Supply Chains – restructuring in a world of disruption
• The Supply Chain Companies You Keep – practical considerations for efficiently managing growing third party legal risk
Categories:
Author

Reagan Demas has significant experience working on behalf of companies and investors in emerging markets and high risk jurisdictions. He has managed major legal compliance investigations for a variety of Fortune 500 companies and negotiated settlements before the US Department of Justice, US Securities and Exchange Commission, and other federal and state regulatory entities, obtaining declinations in a number of matters. He has also conducted risk assessments and due diligence in a variety of legal compliance matters for companies across industries, and has worked on the ground evaluating partnerships, investments and other business opportunities worldwide. Reagan has written and spoken extensively on emerging compliance trends, ethics, corruption and doing business in Africa. In 2019, Reagan was selected as a BTI Client Service All Star by corporate counsel in recognition of being a leader in superior client service.

Author

Aleesha Fowler is an associate in the Washington, DC office. She represents domestic and international corporate clients on a range of litigation and compliance matters, including criminal and civil investigations brought by the US Department of Justice and the US Securities and Exchange Commission. She regularly advises clients on white collar criminal matters, and has significant experience in handling investigations that raise issues under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the US False Claims Act. Aleesha's pro bono practice is focused on providing legal advice and representation to incarcerated clients seeking parole and other available remedies.

Related Posts