We invite companies across the Northern Powerhouse both with existing interest in China looking to refresh their skills and those at an early stage of China market entry to join us in Leeds for a workshop on doing business in China.
China has opened its borders for international travel. After three years of travel restrictions, UK SMEs have the opportunity to reengage and start developing face-to-face relationships with Chinese counterparts and progress growth plans in the world’s second-largest economy.
For any company with international growth ambitions and an eye on China as a potential market for sales and/or supply, now is the time to equip your business with the latest knowledge, skills, and contacts to progress opportunities as China re-emerges as an attractive and accessible market for UK SMEs.
This session will be delivered as an interactive small group workshop in Leeds with Santander and the China-Britain Business Council. The objective is for all attendees to develop a deeper understanding of China’s business environment and culture so you can maximise outputs when engaging and progressing plans with Chinese counterparts.
By attending, you will be equipped with:
We welcome companies across all sectors in the Northern Powerhouse with an existing or potential interest in China to attend.
Please note:
This event requires pre-approval to attend due to a limited number of spaces. This event is free for Santander Navigator subscribers, while for non-subscribers we’re offering a discounted charge of £100 to attend. Payment will only be taken once we have confirmed your place.
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