US Trade Controls Compliance in Europe Conference, 10 – 11 June 2026, Düsseldorf, Germany

Sheppard Mullin is a full service AmLaw Global 100 firm with 880 attorneys in 11 U.S. offices located in California, Chicago, Dallas, New York and Washington, D.C., as well as four international offices in Shanghai, Seoul, London and Brussels. The development and expansion of our practice in response to client needs remains the core focus of our leadership. 

Our attorneys are problem solvers, not just legal practitioners, and are committed to providing clients with a consistent, exceptional client experience.

Beacon Global Strategies is a Washington, DC-based strategic advisory firm helping leading companies navigate national security, geopolitical risk, and global technology policy. Founded in 2013, Beacon brings a bipartisan team with decades of government and industry experience to help clients manage risk and develop strategy in a complex environment. Central to that work is the firm’s Export Control and Industrial Strategy practice, which draws on deep experience shaping and implementing U.S. export control policy to help companies anticipate regulatory shifts, adapt their strategies, and strengthen their national security positioning.

SEIA is a Munich-based trade compliance technology company helping trade compliance organisations move from periodic risk assessments to continuous, evidence-based assurance.
Founded in 2022 by a former trade compliance professional and a data analytics innovation leader from a Big Four firm, SEIA was built on a clear need: as geopolitical pressures intensify and regulatory scrutiny increases, our oversight and risk identification capabilities must become strategic and proactive.

SEIA PERCEIVE is the company’s core platform. It acts as a digitised assurance layer on top of an organisation’s existing compliance framework, drawing on data from across the business to provide continuous internal monitoring for red flags and operational gaps, prioritised data quality checks, business partner risk based on transactional behaviour, and real-time visibility into control effectiveness. Risk assessments become dynamic rather than static, informed by actual transaction behaviour, business partner data, and location-specific exposure rather than periodic self-reporting or spot checking.

The result is a compliance team that spends less time determining where problems might exist and more time proactively addressing them, backed by evidence rather than assumption. Data-driven, risk-based metrics also transform the dialogue between compliance functions and senior leadership, giving executives and boards the visibility they need to make informed decisions on risk tolerance, strategic investment, and regulatory exposure.

SEIA currently serves clients across defence and aerospace, life sciences, chemicals, automotive, energy and manufacturing sectors.

Visit seiatech.com or speak with a member of our team to learn more.

Should you wish to become our Partner at this event, please contact Mr. Devansh Dubey on Devansh.Dubey@nielsonsmith.com