We’re delighted to announce another monthly webinar programme covering all of the most important topics in international trade.
With Brexit likely to dominate the trade agenda for the UK once again, we will be running several webinars updating you on the trade negotiations with the EU and what you need to plan for the UK’s eventual future trading relationship with the bloc.
We will also be continuing to run webinars on key areas of global trade like Customs processes, Intellectual Property, Insurance and more.
If you are interested in taking part in one of our webinars as a speaker or sponsor, please get in touch at admin@opentoexport.com.
Catch up with all of our previous webinars at opentoexport.com/webinars. You can also look back at any webinar from the 2019 programme.
Open to Export webinars are powered by the Institute of Export & International Trade – the UK’s only professional body representing international trade.
The 2020 Webinar Programme
January: What you need to know about Brexit in 2020
February: Export Controls and Licences
March: Working with freight forwarders and Customs agents
March: International IP, Copyrights, Trademarks and Patents
March: Covid-19 – What you need to know
April: Covid-19: Funding for UK SMEs trading overseas
April: Covid-19: What have we learnt so far
April: Covid-19: Impact on Export Controls and Licenses
April: Covid-19: The latest information for UK exporters and importers
May: Reaching customers overseas – tips for digital marketing in international markets
June: 3 phase plan for post transition checks on EU to UK imports explained
June: Covid 19: Advice for exporters and importers for as lockdown eases
July: Making sure you’re covered – what insurance options exporters need to consider
August: Looking ahead to the end of the transition period
29 September 14:00: Supply chains in a post-Covid world – register now
13 October 12:00: How to successfully trade and do business with the US – register now
October: Brexit – deal or no deal, what you need to know
November: Free Trade Agreements – what you’ll need to know
December: Planning for 2021
