Foley Hoag is proud to sponsor the Advanced Topics in Customs Compliance (ATCC) Conference, a premier customs compliance industry conference focused on complex, high risk and hot button trade topics. The 2025 conference will focus on leveraging technology to streamline compliance processes, navigating complex global trade regulations, and managing compliance across multiple jurisdictions while preparing for global trade disruptions.
Adam Safwat, Partner and Co-Chair of the White Collar Crime & Government Investigations Practice, will lead a discussion on “FCPA Enforcement & Compliance Insights for Importers and Exporters.” Luciano Racco, Partner and Co-Chair of the International Trade & National Security Practice, will lead a discussion on “U.S. Export Controls Update: Review of Important Recent Changes to the EAR and ITAR.”
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