This spring, SITPRO is launching a series of half-day seminar sessions aimed at helping businesses to cut through the red tape associated with trading overseas and help businesses maximise their potential.
- Newcastle: 15 March 2007
- Coventry: 14 June 2007
- Liverpool: 12 July 2007
SITPRO’s CEO Malcolm McKinnon said, "We want to help businesses realise the significant benefits international trade can represent if you are well informed about procedures and documentation."
Working with British Chambers of Commerce, SITPRO is holding sessions in cities across the country. They start in March with Newcastle as part of the region’s International Trade Month. The seminars will explain current international trade procedures and forthcoming developments. The events will also include trade facilitation clinics where delegates will be able to get answers to their specific questions from international trade experts.
"These seminars will take the mystery and fear out of international trade," said John Dunsmure, Managing Director, BCC Enterprises. "They will provide businesses with practical advice and the skills they need to trade effectively and efficiently overseas."
Further information about the seminars, including booking information can be found on the event website at www.simplertrading.co.uk.
Amended - 23 July 2007
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