The way in which the UK trades with the EU and the rest of the world is undergoing the most radical change in modern times. How goods move across borders is changing and providing services in Europe is certain to become much more challenging. This will be the result of the new relationship that is being negotiated after Brexit between the Government and the EU that will come into force in 2021.
There are many details of the future relationship about which we already know a great deal. This practical and comprehensive one-day course uses a mix of training techniques to help you understand the many different ways your commercial environment will be transformed after Brexit. It will help you to make an informed assessment of the threats and illustrate the steps you can take now to protect your business and take advantage of the potential opportunities.
It is packed with practical advice and will equip you with in-depth knowledge and confidence to anticipate the complex issues related to your organisation and the post-Brexit trading environment. Our expert presenter will help you to identify the key elements directly affecting your business and focus attention on the relevant issues.
What is covered?
- Identifying and analysing your business’ exposure to the EU
- Understanding what it means to trade in goods and services with European partners as a business outside the EU
- Understanding changes to business travel and recruiting EU nationals
- Getting to grips with data protection and other issues post 2020
- Accessing the right information and support to prepare your business
- How to monitor what’s important for your business in the EU-UK trade negotiations
This course is packed with practical advice and will equip you with a solid base for future-proofing your business. As a result of this training, you will:
- Be able to take a proactive approach to the separation process.
- Have the knowledge and confidence to tackle the complex issues related to your company and the changing trading environment.
- Be able to identify the key elements that will affect your business directly and pinpoint your attention on the relevant issues.
- Be better equipped to identify political, regulatory and commercial risks and also impacts on markets.
