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Many of our clients have an individual who handles the Export Compliance work. However, this does not mean the employee they have is sufficient for all their needs by themselves. Often the situation is that a single employee who has a host of other responsibilities not related to compliance is put in charge of the business’ Export Compliance work. They are not an expert, and they do not have enough time to keep up with the demands or remain up to date on the changes in government regulations. As a result, mistakes are made that can carry serious consequences. We work with these individuals, taking the brunt of the load and coordinating with the employee to make sure your business is compliant with new business and existing business.

Yes. After Covid-19, most of the business world moved to virtual meetings and we have found that trend has continued in regard to trainings as well. Most of our trainings are conducted over a virtual video call, which allows our business to reach clients across the country. It is convenient for us and for you and we are more than happy to oblige in this way. 

Is it up to date? Are you still compliant? Export Compliance is a constantly changing field and you should be certain that your business is compliant. White House administrations, changes in technology, international agreements, foreign relations, wars, change can come from dozens of different places, big and small. This can be good for your business as well. Not all change is bad. The recent AUKUS partnership that the U.S. entered into with Australia and The UK lightened Export Compliance regulations in several areas. If you remain up to date in your knowledge, there are several benefits you can seize for your business. Let us help you stay in the know.

Yes. If we determine during our work with your company that you have failed to be compliant previously, we will help you take the appropriate steps. A Voluntary Disclosure of misconduct to the government might seem intimidating, but in reality, it is the best action you can take when you discover wrongdoing. When the government is considering penalties it takes into account mitigating circumstances, and the strongest circumstances include proof that you have identified the problem and are taking hard steps to rectify the situation and ensure such problems never reoccur. This requires setting up a strong Export Compliance Program, one fo the many services we offer.

Yes, we offer trainings to businesses that we are not retained by. These will likely be virtual trainings and we allow unlimited participants to attend. If you’d like to hear about our rates or inquire further, send us an email.

Depending on your location, yes. AEC is a Texas based business located in southern Fort Worth. If your business is also located in Texas, there is a chance we could meet in person. We also attend several trade shows and conferences throughout the year and will post on our blog page the events we are attending. If you are also attending, it would be a perfect opportunity to meet face to face.