Expert BREXIT Mentoring Clinic

The UK vote to leave the European Union raises many important issues for Ireland’s exporters to and across Britain. The risk and uncertainty for businesses raised by the UK decision is likely to be long lasting and the negotiations of the exit may take a number of years to complete. What the changes will be and the impact of those changes is unclear, however companies need to start now to review their business models, to evaluate and prepare for the potential risks and challenges that lie ahead.

In an ever changing and increasingly challenging marketplace, competitive strategy and innovation are integral to business growth and success.

Analyse your exposure to Brexit and mitigate business-specific risk with our free of charge expert Brexit mentoring.

9 areas of potential impact for your business:

• UK market dynamics – possible market contraction; buy British campaigns
• Currency – impact on profits; delayed decision making due to uncertainty
• Customers – impact on customers leading to challenges and opportunities
• Competition – expect new and increased competition
• Sourcing – impact on cost, certainty and quality; dependence on UK distributors
• Transport and logistics – established transport routes may no longer be optimal
• Regulations and standards – may change for exporting to and importing from UK
• Customs, tariffs and taxation – may see an increase in administration, cost and time
• Movement of people – possible restrictions

Delivery

1 HR & 30 minute session at a slot between 9AM AND 5PM

The business mentor will contact business owners prior the meeting to organise the exact time of meeting

Related

Clear Customs, Kilbeggan is a full service Customs Broker that is specifically set up to assist businesses with the changing requirements that will come into place following the end of the transition period on December 31^st when the UK will leave the EU permanently.

They will analyse the current arrangements that Businesses have in place relating to their trade to, through or from the UK and advise on what’s required under the new regulations.