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FOS: Specialized Knowledge CPE: 1 Program Level: Beginner Prerequisites: None Advanced prepartion: None Delivery Method: Group Internet
FOS: Management Services CPE: 1 Program Level: Beginner Prerequisites: None Delivery Method: Group Internet
FOS: Production CPE: 1 Program Level: Beginner Prerequisites: None Delivery Method: Group Internet
FOS: Specialized knowledge CPE: 1.5 Program level: Beginner Prerequisites: None Advanced preparation: None Delivery Method: Group Internet
FOS: Auditing CPE: 1.5 Program level: Beginner Prerequisites: None Advanced preparation: None Delivery Method: Group Internet
FOS: Specialized Knowledge CPE: 1 Program level: Beginner Prerequisites: None Advanced preparation: None Delivery method: Group Internet
FOS: Specialized Knowledge CPE: 1 Program level: Beginner Prerequisites: None Advanced preparation: None Delivery method: Group Internet
FOS: Ethics (regulatory) CPE: 2 Program level: Beginner Prerequisites: None Advanced preparation: None Delivery method: Group Internet
FOS: Tax CPE: 1 Program level: Beginner Prerequisites: None Advanced preparation: None Delivery method: Group Internet
FOS: Tax CPE: 1 Program level: Beginner Prerequisite: None Advanced preparation: None Delivery method: Group Internet
Antitrust Guidelines
Introduction While trade associations and their related membership bodies are recognized as valuable resources to promote and advance American industries, their activities can present inherent antitrust risks. Because many association members may compete with each other, associations and their members must be vigilant to ensure that their activities not only comply with the antitrust laws, but also avoid even the appearance of an antitrust violation. The mere appearance of an antitrust violation can lead to costly and time-consuming investigations.
A Brief Listing of Do’s and Don’ts The following listing of “Do’s” and “Don’ts” is intended to assist Association members, directors, committee members, and employees to avoid engaging in anticompetitive activities, or the appearance of such improper activities, while participating in Association activities. Don’t make agreements, or enter into discussions that could lead to agreements, between you and any of your competitors, or discuss individual company data (unless already published) with a competitor that could be perceived as an agreement, regarding:
The above is a summary of recommendations only. Further detail is provided in the Antitrust Policy, or can be obtained from the Association’s General Counsel.