John McKenzie
Mr. McKenzie's practice is focused on cross-border transactions and international trade regulation, including: Export Controls, Economic Sanctions Regulation, Customs and Import Regulation Integrated Corporate Compliance and Anti-Corruption Compliance: Advisory and Investigations International commercial and technology development and transfer transactions Mr. McKenzie was articles editor at the Harvard Law Review from 1975-1976. Between college and law school Mr. McKenzie served in the Peace Corps in the northwestern mountains of Guatemala. He joined Baker & McKenzie in 1976. Since that time, he has worked in Baker & McKenzie offices in Caracas, Venezuela and Taipei, Taiwan, in addition to San Francisco. For the past 40 years, Mr. McKenzie has arranged and chaired the annual Baker McKenzie Import/Export Conference, the leading international trade regulation and compliance conference in the West Coast of the United States. · Baker McKenzie
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Mr. McKenzie's practice is focused on cross-border transactions and international trade regulation, including export controls, economic sanctions, customs and import regulation, integrated corporate compliance and anti-corruption compliance, and international commercial and technology development and transfer transactions. He was articles editor at the Harvard Law Review from 1975-1976 and served in the Peace Corps in Guatemala. He joined Baker & McKenzie in 1976 and has worked in offices in Caracas, Venezuela; Taipei, Taiwan; and San Francisco. For the past 40 years, he has arranged and chaired the annual Baker McKenzie Import/Export Conference. He speaks English and Spanish.
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- Harvard Law Review