Exporting starts at home
A short while ago I dined at a very well known Leicestershire venue that attracts people from all over the country. The dessert menu included 'a selection of French cheeses'. Nothing wrong in that you may say but ponder a little longer and you begin to wonder why specifically French cheeses. That venue is but a few miles from the source of some of the best cheeses in the world, made locally in Leicestershire. The UK more widely makes a huge range of some of the finest cheeses that money can buy.
Gain the tools to understand and deal with your overseas customers more effectively
National College for School Leadership, Nottingham
Fri 23rd Sep 2011, 09:00 to 15:30
This event has finished.
Main Presentations
Please click here to view Getting your market research right - Carla Vicencio Prior.
Cultural Surgery Presentations
About the event
In business, communicating well underpins everything you do – so, exporting to countries where English is not the official language and where cultural norms may be quite different, can seem daunting.
UKTI has years of experience in helping UK exporters overcome the barriers around international communication – and the International Communications Masterclass provides a fantastic opportunity to tackle some of these barriers head-on.
This full day event, in partnership with emita, will feature expert speakers, website and social media ‘surgeries’ and a cultural workshop amongst other activities and, of course, excellent networking opportunities so book a place today!
Outline Programme:
09h00 Registration and refreshments
09h30 Welcome and introduction
09h40 Interactive cultural session – Who do we think they are?
10h30 Tea / coffee and exhibition
10h50 Getting your market research right
12h15 Lunch and exhibition
13h00 Don’t shout – Getting your message across internationally
13h30 The Internet and Social Media – What should you be doing to stay
ahead of your competitors?
14h50 Cultural Surgeries (choose one from below)
A. Middle East
B. China
C. Russia
15h25 Final Plenary
15h30 Close