Southfield, MI
As forced labor due diligence expectations continue to expand globally, the need for clear, practical guidance has never been greater. The hybrid AIAG Forced Labor Due Diligence Conference brings together OEM perspectives, supplier implementation insights, and enabling solutions to help teams build defensible approaches to compliance.
Now taking place on September 1, this strategically timed event will allow for a more current and practical discussion as the global compliance landscape continues to evolve. With regulatory, enforcement, and reporting developments expected throughout the summer, the September date gives attendees the opportunity to hear timely perspectives from industry leaders and better understand what these changes may mean for shared supply chains.
Join us on September 1 at AIAG Headquarters or virtually to get aligned on evolving expectations, strengthen responsible sourcing practices, and leave with actionable next steps you can apply across your organization and supply chain.
What you can expect at this hybrid event:
In addition to networking, in-person participants will have the opportunity to view two technology solution demonstrations. See AIAG solution provider partners walk through tools that can support due diligence workflows, risk identification, and reporting.
Note: This is a hybrid event with both in-person and virtual participation options. Sessions will be recorded and available to registered participants for on-demand viewing following the event.
$150.00 for members
$250.00 for non-members
Sponsorships are available for a wide variety of budgets and provide opportunities for thought leadership conversations, interactions and branding.
Supply chain compliance technology solution providers are selected by OEMs and suppliers.
Disclaimer: AIAG is a not-for-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to the improvement of the global automotive supply chain. As the collective voice of OEMs and suppliers, our sole purpose is to provide neutral forums, best practices, standardized tools and training to address common industry challenges. AIAG maintains strict independence from all political parties and does not engage in any political advocacy. Furthermore, as a mission-driven association, AIAG has no ownership stake in the businesses of technology and service providers. Our work is exclusively focused on fostering collaboration for the betterment of the global automotive industry.
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See full list of exhibitors Become an exhibitorExplore the Forced Labor speaker and exhibitor highlights from the 2024 North American Customs and Trade Town Hall, featuring an insightful Q&A panel on the Forced Labor Due Diligence Program led by Tanya Bolden, AIAG's Vice President of Supply Chain and Corporate Responsibility Products & Services.
