Community Focus Groups – January
Community Engagement Meeting – JANUARY
Evaluating Export Control Practices Amid a Business Merger or Acquisition
The Changing Regulatory Environment The federal regulatory environment related to export control is currently undergoing significant revision. Goals of the revision include improving access to global markets for American business; and reducing the regulatory burden and expense of export controls. Large revisions are in the works for weapons, firearms, and related technologies export controls. Amid rapidly changing regulatory environment, how should these issues be evaluated during the due diligence preceding a merger or acquisition? An Export Control Monitoring Program? An export control compliance monitoring program that is both written policy and functioning is a very big plus. Most developed compliance … Continue reading Evaluating Export Control Practices Amid a Business Merger or Acquisition →
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10 Tips for Keeping Your School’s Power Bill Low During Winter (Part 1)
No matter how cold it gets outside, the school year must continue. Unless piles of snow are stopping the buses from rolling, your schools need to be kept warm for the health and well-being of both staff and students. However, keeping the doors open and the lights on during a winter this cold can be surprisingly costly. Raising your thermostat even a single degree can equal up to an 8% increase in your school’s monthly power bill. Fortunately, there are a number of ways to improve the energy efficiency and make the most of the heat your HVAC system generates … Continue reading 10 Tips for Keeping Your School’s Power Bill Low During Winter (Part 1)
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