About this webinar
Responding to a dynamic global geopolitical and economic landscape, U.S. and allied governments are increasingly designing and implementing regulations that require, directly or indirectly, businesses to understand their full supply chain all the way to the raw materials. These regulations include the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act and global forced labor regulations, Sections 1260H and 889 of the NDAA, and Executive Order 14415.
The expectations are particularly high for sensitive industries like defense and aerospace, where zero-sum competition for raw materials and advanced technology has far-reaching implications beyond just profit and loss. Organizations that adapt to this new paradigm stand not only to avoid government enforcement actions, but also to secure durable competitive advantages in their markets by being able to identify and take advantage of opportunities and nimbly respond to unforeseen supply chain disruptions.
This webinar experts from Kharon, Altana, and Wiley Rein LLP, will examine best practices for supply chain mapping and the advantages of layering risk identification driven by deep, open-source intelligence into that process.
