Join us for International Trade Week 2024
International Trade Week (ITW) is back, taking place from Monday, 11th - Friday, 15th November 2024.
Led by the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), sponsored by Santander and in partnership with industry, ITW will feature five action-packed days of events, workshops and webinars - all free to attend.
Whether you’re looking to secure your first export contract or expand your existing international sales, ITW will have something for you. The week’s activities are for UK companies of all sizes and sectors - whether selling goods or services - you just need an interest in growing your business.
Click here to register for ITW in-person events and webinars.
You will only need to complete a registration once to become a member of the UK Export Academy, and from there, you will be able to register for as many free ITW events as you wish.
Benefits of attending ITW:
Develop your exporting knowledge and skills
Discover the wide-ranging support available from DBT and its partners
Learn about global opportunities and how to seize them
Understand the benefits of trade deals the UK has signed
Hear from, and speak to, experts in international trade
Click here to browse in-person events and webinars lined up for the week.
Our highlighted events:
Made in Yorkshire, Sold to the World
Date & Time: Wednesday, 13th November 2024, 8:30-13:30
Location: Leeds
This free in-person event is hosted by DBT with Insider, taking place at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds - a city with a rich industrial past and thriving economic future. This event will demystify barriers to selling internationally and equip your business with the tools and knowledge to access new markets and grow globally. Further information here.
Deciding your pricing strategy and routes to market for overseas sales
Date & Time: Monday, 11th November 2024, 10:00-11:00
Location: Online
Whether you are exporting goods or services, this session will help you understand how to make strategic decisions for your business. We’ll begin with a discussion on the different factors that affect your costs when serving overseas customers. We’ll also touch on the different pricing models you may wish to consider and think about how to research for price. Click here for further information.
