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AmCham China is pleased to invite you to a briefing by its Export Compliance Working Group (ECWG), which recently completed its annual Washington, DC Outreach. Please join us as we discuss the outcomes of the DC Outreach, the goals of ECWG moving forward, and upcoming activities that ECWG will be focusing on.
Since 2008, the group has visited Washington DC annually to meet key US Government policymakers to discuss export controls. This year's delegation included ECWG co- and vice-chairs, along with member company representatives. This year's Outreach also coincided with the Bureau of Industry and Security's (Commerce Department) annual export control update. The ECWG delegation met with officials from the Departments of State, Commerce, and Defense; the National Security Council; and several Members of Congress and staffers from both the House and the Senate.
Since 2008, the group has visited Washington DC annually to meet key US Government policymakers to discuss export controls. This year's delegation included ECWG co- and vice-chairs, along with member company representatives. This year's Outreach also coincided with the Bureau of Industry and Security's (Commerce Department) annual export control update. The ECWG delegation met with officials from the Departments of State, Commerce, and Defense; the National Security Council; and several Members of Congress and staffers from both the House and the Senate.
About ECWG
The ECWG was created in 2006 to facilitate civilian high-tech trade between the US and China by: improving the export control environment, promoting a security and compliance culture within the trade community in China, and assisting US companies on keeping up with the changes in China import and export regulations. The goals are accomplished through the promotion of government-industry cooperation, working with officials of both the US and Chinese governments, providing in-country market information, educating the US-China high-tech trade community on trade issues, compliance and regulation among others. Member companies include: Argosy International, Applied Materials, Boeing, Rockwell Collins, SMIC, Textron, Harper International, Honeywell, Gulfstream, Broadcom, Siemens, Lam Research, Dow, GE, HP, United Technologies, Veeco, BAE Systems and Microsoft.
The ECWG was created in 2006 to facilitate civilian high-tech trade between the US and China by: improving the export control environment, promoting a security and compliance culture within the trade community in China, and assisting US companies on keeping up with the changes in China import and export regulations. The goals are accomplished through the promotion of government-industry cooperation, working with officials of both the US and Chinese governments, providing in-country market information, educating the US-China high-tech trade community on trade issues, compliance and regulation among others. Member companies include: Argosy International, Applied Materials, Boeing, Rockwell Collins, SMIC, Textron, Harper International, Honeywell, Gulfstream, Broadcom, Siemens, Lam Research, Dow, GE, HP, United Technologies, Veeco, BAE Systems and Microsoft.
