Navigating UFLPA Enforcement: Strategies and Best Practices
Webinar to Offer Latest UFLPA Compliance and Risk Mitigation Guidance
With many suppliers added to the national watchlist and a 23% increase in detained shipment value during 2024, complying with the U.S. Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) can feel like hitting a moving target.
Nearly every industry — from automotive and electronics to fashion and agriculture — must be vigilant today about forced labor in the supply chain. The stakes for noncompliance are too high to ignore, including costly fines, shipping delays, and reputational damage.
Our on-demand webinar, Navigating UFLPA Enforcement: Strategies for Compliance and Risk Mitigation, brings together legal and supply chain experts — including leaders from international law firm Sullivan & Cromwell — to share current best practices for avoiding risk and complying with the UFLPA. This webinar is essential for all compliance, risk, and supply chain professionals today.
Speakers:
- Erika Peters, Global Head of Innovation & Operations, Exiger (Moderator)
- Jason Clark, Global Vice President of Manufacturing, Exiger
- Andrew J. DeFilippis, Special Counsel, Sullivan & Cromwell
- Eric J. Kadel Jr., Partner, Sullivan & Cromwell
- Manon T. Scales, Associate, Sullivan & Cromwell
- Adam J. Szubin, Of Counsel, Sullivan & Cromell
Watch this on-demand webinar to gain insights on supplier risk, enforcement trends, and regulatory pressures. The discussion also covers:
- A case study that illustrates how to manage UFLPA compliance
- Strategies for developing an effective UFLPA compliance program, including a risk-based approach
- Insights on how technology can enable UFLPA compliance
- Perspectives on the outlook for UFLPA enforcement and potential impacts of policy changes
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