Forced Labor with Emphasis of Supply Chain Tracing

In this comprehensive training course on forced labor supply chain tracing, participants will explore the historical evolution of regulations related to forced labor in supply chains, gaining contextual background and an understanding of the moral and ethical implications of forced labor. The course delves into the standardization, enforcement, and operational aspects of addressing forced labor, providing insights into industry challenges, risk tolerance, and best practices for compliance and supplier relationships. Participants will also explore the role of technology and tools in supply chain tracing, including a review of global regulations and a detailed case study on WRO/UFLPA. Throughout the course, interactive activities, discussions, and reflection will empower participants to apply their learning to real-world scenarios and professional contexts, fostering a comprehensive understanding of forced labor supply chain tracing.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Instructors:

Renee Chiuchiarelli

Renee Chiuchiarelli is a skillful practitioner with more than 30 years of experience in trade compliance who enjoys giving back to the field that has provided her opportunities for creativity, growth, continued education, and a passion for compliance.

Eric Hargraves

Eric has more than 20 years of experience in supply chain, procurement, and logistics and serves as the project lead and advisor guiding our customers in strategic decision-making to address supply chain disruptions and risks. He specializes in global trade advisory, offering solutions such as cost containment, end-to-end optimization, and risk assessment for trade compliance.

Shawn Harwood

Shawn retired from government service in July 2023 after a 25-year career in federal law enforcement. His final post was a six-year deployment as the Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Country Attach� in Mainland China, where he focused on developing productive relationships with the Ministry of Public Security and the General Administration of China Customs.