Principle Standing Committee and Subcommittees:
The Transportation Committee (Chair Kim Calicott/Vice Chair Rich Roche)
includes the following Subcommittees:
- Air Freight Subcommittee
- NVOCC Subcommittee
- Logistics Subcommittee
- Export |Compliance Subcommittee
The Customs Committee (Chair Sandy Langford-Coty/Vice Chair Ralph De La Rosa)
includes the following:
- ACE Strategy Subcommittee
- Part 111 Rewrite Subcommittee
- Trade Interruption and Resumption Planning Subcommittee
The Regulatory Agencies Committee (RAC) (Chair Mike Lahar/Vice Chair Adam Lees)
includes the following:
- USDA APHIS-Core Subcommittee
- USDA APHIS-Lacey Subcommittee
- USDA AMS-MO Subcommittee
- USDA AMS-Organic Subcommittee
- CPSC Subcommittee, EPA Subcommittee
- FCC Subcommittee, FDA Food Subcommittee
- FDA Devices-Tobacco Subcommittee
- FWS Subcommittee, NHTSA Subcommittee
- NOAA/NMFS Subcommittee
- TTB Subcommittee
- ATF Subcommittee, and DEA Subcommittee
Upcoming Meetings & Conferences
How to Successfully Navigate the CBP Detention and/or Seizure Process
Tuesday, June 21st
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm ET
$25 for Members | $45 for Non-Members
About the Presenters
President and Founder of Diaz Trade Law
Jennifer (Jen) Diaz is the President and Founder of Diaz Trade Law. Jen is a Chambers ranked, Board Certified International Attorney specializing in customs and international trade. For more than 15 years, Jen has provided legal advice and customized training on import and export compliance to industry, with a strong record of success in mitigating federal administrative enforcement actions.
Jen has received many accolades from the legal community, including being recognized by “Super Lawyers” as a Top International Attorney, having an AV rating of “Superb,” and serving as President of the Organization of Women in International Trade (2018-2019). A frequent media commentator, Jen has authored book chapters for The Florida Bar and the American Bar Association, numerous Bloomberg Law articles and other leading publications. Jen is Editor of “Customs & International Trade Law” a blog recognized by the U.S. Library of Congress as being an important part of the legal historical record.
*Committee and BOD meetings are only open to Regular members