Trading Forward: Finding Opportunity in Complexity
Let’s be honest: the international trade landscape right now feels like navigating through fog. Regulatory shifts, geopolitical tensions, supply chain
Let’s be honest: the international trade landscape right now feels like navigating through fog. Regulatory shifts, geopolitical tensions, supply chain
Linda returns from participation in the World Trade Organisation Public Forum to share highlights from a very busy notebook
A rapidly expanding source of advice and search tool for knowledge, AI is an increasingly valuable tool in the workplace…
These cascading effects have created a transformed trade landscape, establishing a new equilibrium in global economic relations with mixed outcomes for consumers and businesses worldwide.
We know of a few companies that have faced adverse and costly customs decisions. Indeed we have been involved in Expert Witness statements to reinforce an objective viewpoint.
These intangible factors can create significant challenges for companies trying to enter new markets, so how can you overcome them?
we’ve identified five key pillars that form the foundation of a robust international growth strategy.
A recent survey by Opinium requesting views on Brexit has revealed some interesting results. Linda Middleton-Jones takes a look… As
We are fans of Chambers of Commerce and choose to take membership with several of them. Do we have favourites?
Maintaining the current rules of Origin concessions continues the competitive edge for UK businesses
Success and sustainability in overseas markets can only be achieved if you understand your responsibilities, are in control of your supply chain and your processes and, have the ability and courage to scale.
There are many lessons to learn from the rise and fall of economies. Challenges arise and multiply, creating potential for both opportunity and disaster
Formed from several independent experts in international trade to give both a voice and a forum for members, the event was sponsored by World First
Aligning your strategic ambition to the right overseas markets in this time of uncertainty needs exploration of new innovative approaches, this is exactly why we have created the International Trade Matters Global Blueprint Programme
Why it’s important to use the right tools to prepare for entering new markets, and what you can do for the best chances of success…
British manufactured goods are recognised across the world, instruments of economic wealth and global status. The country has made its mark.
Making sure the marketing is right, website is looking good, cash flow is sound and that there is a bank account to process anticipated sales creates the foundation for growth.
Get it right and your return on investment will be considerable. Get it wrong and you won’t achieve much at all. The following provides a basic checklist for your activities.