Lila Landis is a licensed customs broker, certified U.S. export compliance officer, certified global sanctions specialist, and certified compliance and ethics professional international who has been in global compliance and logistics for over 15 years. She has worked directly with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on focused assessments, broker compliance reviews, CTPAT validations, broker management questions, ACE testing, and Section 321 and Type 86 proposed changes. She specializes in building compliance programs and communicating complex compliance regulations in simple terms that are relevant to business.
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Mitigating Tariff Risks: ‘We Must Come Together as a Compliance Community,’ Says Customs Expert
With global disruption accelerating, how are OEMs and suppliers preparing for what’s next?
As global trade dynamics continue to shift, one thing is clear — automotive organizations must proactively manage tariff exposure to remain competitive.
AIAG is heading to Nashville for the ALSC Digital Strategies North America event, June 9–10, 2025 — and we want you there!
Already established your organizational carbon inventory? Now it’s time to take the next step. Join us on July 8, 2025, from 9:30–11:30 a.m. EST for a virtual session focused on calculating and reporting emissions at the product level — critical knowledge as carbon transparency becomes an industry standard.
We’ve launched a brand-new AIAG.org — and it’s built to serve you better than ever.
In a recent episode of our sponsored collaboration with the Automotive Supply Chain Prophets Podcast, co-host James Liegghio of AIAG and Maria Villablanca, a global voice in supply chain and business transformation, delve into supply chain transformation.
Stay ahead of trade challenges with real-world strategies, regulatory updates, and future-focused insights at our 2025 North American Customs & Trade Town Hall.
Ready to take your carbon strategy to the next level? Registration is now open for the second webinar in our three-part Carbon Management Workshop series — and the “Carbon Inventory Management Part 1” recording is also available to watch on demand!
Read MoreAutomotive OEMs Will Begin Requiring Suppliers to Submit Forced Labor Due Diligence Reporting Template in 2025
The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG) today announced Version 2.0 of its Due Diligence Reporting Template (DDRT) for its industry-aligned Forced Labor Due Diligence Program. This update is set to enhance reporting efficiency and clarity, positioning suppliers of all sizes to do their part to achieve greater industry-wide alignment and compliance.


