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News & blog...
because you can never know too much, too soon.
At ExportAction we are not shy about what we have accomplished, but we prefer to trumpet the achievements of the companies we work with. That's why the photograph (above) shows Roger Frampton using a product from SureFlap, LLC (of Cambridge and Clearwater) to illustrate a speech at an event organized by the London Chamber of Commerce.
ExportAction has taken to the platform, usually explaining to possibilities and pitfalls of entering the US market - illustrated with real-life case studies.
- London Capital Club (for London Chamber of Commerce) - March 2010, after which Sabina Alziati of the London Chamber of Commerce wrote, “Thank you once again for your participation at the event. Feedback on your presentation was excellent and I am very impressed with all your knowledge and experience of the US. The content of your presentation was very practical, which is exactly what were looking for, and you delivered your presentation in a very clear and lively manner.” Emily Ali of JEM Freight Services emailed, “We attended the Seminar yesterday at the London Capital Club regarding doing business with the USA and we very much enjoyed your presentation as well as finding your views/comments informative.” Nadine Coleshill of J.P.Morgan emailed, “...after the London Chamber of Commerce event, I really enjoyed your case studies.”
ExportAction also spoke at:
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Opportunities in the IT Sector in the USA: The London Stock Exchange (for UKTI) - October 2009.
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Business Opportunities in the US: The Lowry Centre, Salford Quays (for BABC) - October 2009, after which Jennifer Brooks of BABC emailed, “Thank you very much ... you made the event a big success!"
- Business Opportunities in the US: Radisson SAS Hotel, Liverpool (for BABC) - October 2009.Doing Business in the USA: Stormont Hotel, Belfast (for Invest Northern Ireland) - September 2009.
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Protecting Your IP in America: The British Library (for UKTI) - November 2009.
We network with organizations including British American Business Council, Business Links, Regional Development Agencies, Devolved Administrations, UKTI and leading trade associations. We also actively participate in communities such as Linkedin and will engage with the media to promote the best interests of companies engaged in trans-Atlantic trade.
We are often asked where we find the items in our blog (available without charge). We subscribe to many newsfeeds and frequently post items before they have appeared in the printed, electronic or broadcast media.
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