Tag: “Exporting Overseas”

Is your company exploring doing business in Central and Eastern Europe? Read this blog post to learn more about culture, etiquette and business communications in this region.

Are you planning to exhibit at an international tradeshow in the next 12 months? If so, read our blog post that shares what you need to do to communicate with international customers and how to prepare for the event.

Here’s our advice for preparing your content for multilingual translations. If you need to reach more than one market with a range of content, here’s how to streamline the process and ensure quality translations.

The British Council’s Languages for the Future report says that improving language skills is critical for the UK’s success as a global nation. Here we look at which languages are our top priorities

Whether we remain in the European Single Market or not, many businesses are still looking for opportunities to export to our near neighbours in Europe. The Netherlands is a prime example. Currently the UK’s fourth largest bilateral trading partner, in 2014 (latest available figures) the value of UK goods exported to the Netherlands was $36.7

A prevailing question on the minds of manufacturers and exporters of medical devices is how agents or distributors should be involved in translations of medical device literature. Should they be assigned to carry out the translations themselves, provide approval on translations or arrange for professional linguists to carry out the work? Should local markets therefore

We’ve all heard the horror stories of business people making cultural faux pas in other countries, from failing to follow the custom around greetings, to wrongly interpreted hand gestures and giving an inappropriate gift. So if your organisation is looking to export to a new overseas market, you’ll want to make a good impression –

Check out our Exporter Hub on LinkedIn. Follow the page to find out about the latest events and resources to support companies expanding overseas.

If you’re looking to export your products and services to new overseas markets you’ve probably considered booking a space at an international trade show or exhibition for your business sector. At the right event you’ll get the opportunity to meet a targeted audience of buyers, suppliers, prospects and the press – all of which will