UK-EU Separation: Impact on Exports- Hosted by D2N2 Growth Hub
This webinar is hosted by the D2N2 Growth Hub and East Midlands Chamber and funded through BEIS.
Are you currently selling goods/ components to overseas markets? Are these EU or third country transactions? Do you understand the difference and how familiar are you with terminology such as commodity codes, export licencing and controls, certificates of origin and proof of export?
The government has confirmed there will be no extension to the transition period, and continues to attempt to negotiate a trade agreement with the EU. Whatever the outcome of discussions at the end of the transition period with Europe in December all goods sold to Europe will have to go through a customs clearance process, which brings additional legal responsibilities for the exporter. Companies may not be familiar with customs procedures, many rely on their freight forwarders. Do you understand how this will potentially impact on costs, process, training and resource in your business and are you prepared?
This webinar will provide an overview of the impact of the separation process on your export business on a very practical level, and will also highlight wider areas for consideration based on the latest information coming from government.
Who Should Attend
Businesses who trade internationally and are interested in or will be affected by the UK exit from the EU. This webinar is aimed at SME businesses.
Agenda
2.00pm – 2.45pm – Webinar presentation
2.45pm – 3.00pm – Break
3.00pm – 3.45pm – Webinar presentation
3.45pm – 4.00pm – Q&A
Speaker Information
Becky has been an accredited member of the Institute of Export for over twenty years and runs her own business delivering international trade support and training to SME’s from a wide range of industry sectors across the UK.
Becky works on private and public-sector projects, including assistance for companies engaged with support programmes with both the DIT and Welsh Government. She has been involved in the delivery of mentoring and training for hundreds of SMEs over the years, both independently and with associate projects.
In response to the current business climate, a new suite of suite of short, online sessions have now been developed to enable traders to continue their learning journey from the safety of their own office.
