Proven Clean: Building Compliance Programs Equipped for Forced Labor Enforcement (Session 2 of 2)

Supply chain links to forced labor present a continually evolving risk from import detentions, civil and criminal penalties, adverse publicity, and hostility from stakeholders on all sides.  Though daunting, these risks can be substantially managed by a thoughtfully designed (or re-designed) compliance program for sustainable sourcing.  Join us for a practical discussion on how to build a sustainable sourcing compliance program that rises to the challenge of CBP’s enforcement of the U.S. forced labor import ban (Section 307 of the Tariff Act of 1930).

Panelists:

John M. Foote 
Partner, International Trade and co-chair ESG Practice    
Kelley Drye
Dr. Leo A. Bonanni
Founder and CEO
Sourcemap

Additional panelist pending confirmation

John Foote is a partner in the international trade practice at Kelley Drye and Warren, and co-chair of the firm’s Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) practice.  John advises companies on how to reduce the risk of adverse law enforcement outcomes from supply chain links to forced labor, through innovative compliance solutions.  

Leo Bonanni is the founder and CEO of Sourcemap, the first technology company dedicated exclusively to supply chain transparency.  The Sourcemap platform is an award-winning supply chain mapping and compliance tool.  In March 2021, Dr. Bonanni testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance on the use of technological solutions to help combat supply chain links to forced labor.