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Partner Barbara Linney is quoted in an article published in the April 2020 issue of Export Compliance Manager. In the article, “Budget and the Cost of Compliance,” Linney discusses the most effective approaches to budgeting for export compliance needs, including review and evaluation of the past year’s compliance spending, the use of automation, and best practices for training programs.  She also observes that if the post-COVID-19 recovery is slow, post-pandemic supply chains may result in shifting priorities, and “if manufacturers begin to close down overseas facilities and ramp up domestic production instead, some of the risk factors that have driven compliance spend for companies with global supply chains may disappear.”  <a href="https://exportcompliancemanager.com/">More information (registration required)</a>.

Barbara Linney Shares Insight Regarding Budgeting for Export Compliance

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