Export Compliance Manager tackles the issues and challenges that keep trade compliance professionals awake at night… with insight and with solutions.

It’s all about risk

Export Compliance Manager is a journal for the trade compliance community published 10 times a year. Our contributors come from industry, consulting, law firms and expert trade professionals.

We write from a practical perspective on how trade compliance teams are affected by developing regulations and geopolitics, and address the challenges that trade compliance departments face on a day to day basis. Our intention is to provide practical information with useful advice for trade compliance professionals. With a focus on best practice in trade compliance, informed by regulatory recommendations, the journal covers the key issues including, internal compliance programs and program elements, management, professional skills and more, and as such has proven a popular and valuable help mate for trade teams around the World. 

ECM aims to help compliance add value to the business. We aim to cover the main issues in-house practitioners face in bridging government policies with practical actions inside their companies. ECM serves as a place for practitioners to propose and share best practices and solutions to managing trade compliance programs in global businesses.

Who are we?

Katherine Peavy is the Editor of Export Compliance Manager. Katherine has worked in compliance, risk management and supply chain security and anti-corruption consulting for most of her career while maintaining an active role as a writer and editor for publications such as WorldECR, The Economist Intelligence Unit, Automotive News, Plastics News, Brink News and China Currents. Early in her working life, Katherine was the editor of the groundbreaking City Weekend magazine in Shanghai.

katherine@exportcompliancemanager.com