Contract Management for Defense and Aerospace 2012

This conference will address the need for adequate contract management in the governmental, commercial and international landscape.

key conference topics

-Learn how to form beneficial business relationships and solid contract terms in order to maintain and increase revenue
-Establish and manage good relationships between prime contractors and subcontractors while protecting your interest
-Implement compliance strategies to minimize the possibility of a fraud investigation
-Protect Intellectual Property (IP) rights
-Implement proper disclaimer clauses to avoid litigation

conference focus

Traditionally government and commercial contracting in the aerospace and defense industry has been a lucrative and reliable business. However, recently due to difficult economic times across the country, the US government has been cutting back on defense spending and as a result many defense and aerospace companies are forming business relationships with international customers in order to maintain or increase revenue. The economic landscape as well as recent regulations has presented new concerns for companies across the globe. This conference will address the need for adequate contract management in the governmental, commercial and international landscape. It will also introduce and provide oversight on the recent changes in the aerospace and defense industry and how it has affected contracts while highlighting best practices for managing specific contracts and avoiding DCAA audits to ensure compliance and continued growth for your business.

Benefit from 3-days of case study driven briefings from leading experts. Attendees will be afforded the opportunity to interact with speakers and their peers in a classroom style setting that will encourage both audience participation and engagement. Seating for this conference is limited to maintain an intimate educational environment that will cul