MADE The Entrepreneur Festival: Sheffield (Demo)

Worldbank Report “Risks and Returns: Managing Financial Trade-Offs for Inclusive Growth in Europe and Central Asia” argues that striking the right balance across all dimensions of financial development (stability, efficiency, inclusion, and overall depth) is crucial for achieving and sustaining inclusive growth. Emerging Europe and…

Reporting on Britain Open for Business, a five year strategy launched in May 2011 and its progress to date.

Creative Sheffield, in partnership with representatives from four Canadian provinces, are hosting a free to attend lunchtime event for companies to explore opportunities for doing business with and in Canada. The event will focus on partnership opportunities in sectors where each province is at the forefront of innovation….

A new whole-of-government approach to boosting British exports delivered through a transformed, UK Trade and Investment (UKTI), focused on priority markets and sectors, has been announced today (19 January 2016) by Trade Minister Lord Maude.

          DNCC’s International Student Placement Office (ISPO) can put you in touch with international students and graduates to help with language and cultural issues. For more information contact maria.martin-albarran@dncc.co.uk or please click here for more about ISPO. To receive a 5%…

UK Export Finance (UKEF) is launching a new partnership with five major high street banks to allow smaller businesses to access millions of pounds in government-backed trade finance. UKEF, as part of the Department for International Trade, provides financial support to help UK companies sell…

The outlook is optimistic especially with a general election coming up and the regional UKTI delivery contract up for renewal. Exciting times ahead!

Take stock of where your customers are today. Has anything changed in your international sales cycle for current markets? The landscape is changing all the time; are there emerging opportunities in countries you might not have considered before?

The UK is participating at the World Expo 2015 in Milan from 1 May to 31 October. Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life is the core theme. It aims to highlight one of the most pressing challenges of our time – how to feed and sustain an expected rise in the world’s population to 9 billion by 2050.

Excitement builds as Yorkshire prepares to show off the region to the whole world when all eyes are on the Tour de France.

Whether you’re new to exporting or looking to grow your international trade, find out how the Exporting for Growth programme* could benefit your business – all before you head to the office!

The 150,000 sq ft plant on the Advanced Manufacturing Park will make high technology turbine blades for large civil aero engines and create 150 jobs.

Part of the latest set of emerging markets MINT, it is projected that Indonesia will become the 5th largest economy in the world by 2030. It offers an immense opportunity due to the fact that their middle class is larger than the whole population of Australia and is growing. This makes it the ideal market for British companies who want to export into Asia.

The contract covers design, planning and execution of civil works including earthworks, sub-ballast, ballast, storm water drainage, structures etc. in connection with the upgrading of the railway line between Ringsted and Fehmarn.

Three were honoured for international trade – Dismatec, Melett and Abbey Forged Products – and one for innovation – Roy Hatfield Ltd. This year a total of 162 awards have been handed out – 110 for international trade, 39 for innovation and 13 for sustainable development. Previously known as the Queen’s Awards to Industry, the first awards were given in 1966.