Please join us on November 2 for an engaging webinar, Demystifying Controlled Unclassified Information Requirements: Overview of the Regulatory Landscape and Strategies for Implementing a Successful Compliance Program, alongside Stacy High-Brinkley from BDO. Together, we will illuminate the dynamic landscape of federal Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) requirements.

During this insightful webinar, we will not only delve into the evolving federal CUI requirements but also offer invaluable real-world insights. Discover how to construct robust policies and procedures that effectively bolsters your organization’s compliance infrastructure for CUI.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain essential knowledge and guidance in navigating the ever-changing CUI landscape. Secure your spot today!

To register, please click here.

Accreditation

Tennessee CLE

This webinar is pending approval for 1 hour of General Tennessee CLE credit. Please provide your BPR number upon registration for Bass, Berry & Sims to report your participation to the Tennessee CLE Commission following the webinar.

Other State CLE

Bass, Berry & Sims does not seek direct accreditation from states outside of Tennessee, but some states allow attorneys to earn credit through reciprocity or self-submission. Certificates of completion and other common supporting documents will be provided for use in jurisdictions outside of Tennessee.

Questions?

Submit questions for presenters upon registration or email them to Kendall Betts.

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Photo of Richard Arnholt Richard Arnholt

Richard Arnholt advises companies, large and small, on the complex rules and regulations applicable to grants and contracts from federal and state governmental entities. In an era of increased budgetary pressures for contractors, Richard focuses his practice on providing practical business and legal…

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