Doing Business in Asia PACIFIC: Meet the Experts
THURSDAY 24 MARCH 2011 - BRITISH CONSULATE-GENERAL, HONG KONG
Is your business interested in exploring new opportunities, or wanting to further develop in Asia Pacific?
If so, come and learn from highly experienced business professionals and market experts from British Embassies and Consulates from 14 Asia Pacific markets to benefit from their 'on the ground' first hand experience and knowledge at this unique event at the British Consulate-General in Hong Kong.
Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint will deliver the keynote speech on his first overseas visit in his new role as Minister of State for Trade & Investment.
what you'll learn
On-the-ground briefings on the business and political climate in 14 Asia Pacific markets from UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) Directors and UK companies succeeding in Asia Pacific today.
Bespoke one-to-one advice on your prospects in Asia Pacific markets.
Practical advice from regional experts on:
- Internalisation of the Renminbi
- Closer Economic Partnership Agreement - CEPA
- What regulatory shifts in Asia FX markets offer business
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Chief Executives, Directors, Senior Decision Makers and Managers involved in business development or international sales and marketing in UK companies.
Markets Covered
Please click to find out more about the markets in Asia Pacific
Success stories: UK businesses are competing successfully and winning business in Asia Pacific. Please click here to read some of the case studies.
Singapore Event: Date To Be Announced: A Doing Business in Asia event in Singapore will run later in the year (date to be announced). To register your interest please email molly.yee@fco.gov.uk
In Partnership With
Testimonials
What was the most useful aspect of the Doing Business in Asia events?
“Useful to meet in country advisers with whom we can follow up.”
Booking Information
UK companies should BOOK NOW to secure your preferred market clinics and one to one meetings.
Each event has a strictly limited number of delegate places. This is to ensure that there is sufficient time during the sessions for you to take advantage of excellent advice and networking opportunities.
