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Unlocking New Cross-Border Trade Opportunities
Join us at ‘Unlocking New Cross-Border Trade Opportunities’ in the Printworks, Dublin Castle on Wednesday 27th September.
Shining the spotlight on emerging trade opportunities for businesses of all sizes, this free to attend conference will give you a front row seat to the answers businesses need to support future cross-border trade, under the UK/EU Free Trade Agreement and the Windsor Framework.
Expert speakers and local businesses will share the most up to date advice and hands-on experience of navigating the new trading conditions, inspiring your ambition to build cross-border business and trade.
A range of panel discussions will cover topics including:
- Exploring Opportunities, Building Resilience: Find out how the latest government policies across the island are shaping the future of cross-border collaboration and trade and hear from InterTradeIreland, as we highlight the continued growth in cross-border trade and its growing importance in building trade opportunities and greater resilience across the island and beyond.
- Supporting Trade Ambition: Learn about the practical benefits of Free Trade Agreements and how businesses can utilise them for longer-term strategic growth. Hear from forward-thinking businesses as they share their experience of navigating the new trading conditions and how ambition and exporting can drive success. InterTradeIreland will also outline the valuable and tailored support available to businesses, at no cost, via our new Cross-Border Trade Hub.
You will also have the opportunity to meet one-to-one with specialist business mentors to receive free advice on the specific areas covered within InterTradeIreland’s Cross-Border Trade Hub, including Regulation, Employment, Customs and VAT.
This is your chance to embrace future growth opportunities and be prepared for future export success.
Tommie GormanBroadcaster Our MC for the conference will be former RTÉ journalist Tommie Gorman. As one of Ireland’s most respected journalists, Tommie has reported on many major national and international news stories throughout his 41-year RTÉ career, with 10 years spent as the Belfast-based Northern Editor of RTÉ. During Brexit and in the evolving circumstances created by the UK leaving the European Union, he has regularly drawn upon his experiences in Brussels and Northern Ireland in his journalism. |