What small businesses need to know about trading overseas in 2023

Since the Brexit transition period ended, small companies trading in Europe have had to comply with new exporting rules, including making customs declarations when moving goods between the UK and EU. For many founders, getting to grips with these rules has been complex and costly.

To help business owners navigate these new challenges, and find opportunities from selling overseas, Enterprise Nation’s International Trade Hub, in collaboration with Deloitte and Santander Navigator, provides guidance, advice and regular updates on international trade rules and regulations.

In this webinar, Warren Raven, co-founder of Capikooa will share insights from his experiences of trading internationally. Also, the panel of speakers (see below) will provide information on the latest requirements for UK exporters, discuss what’s to come in 2023, and explain how the International Trade Hub can help your business succeed overseas.

Speakers:

• Dan Barlow, managing partner of regional markets at Deloitte
• John Simkins, head of sector & country specialists at Santander Navigator
• Mike Wilson, CEO of Go Exporting
• Warren Raven, co-founder of Capikooa

Moderator:

• Dan Martin, freelance journalist and Enterprise Nation news reporter

If you have any questions you'd like the panel to answer during the webinar, please send them to events@enterprisenation.com.

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How to join the online webinar

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