OWIT UK: Following our launch event , we continue the conversation with a Round Table on Removing Barriers to International Trade Finance on Thursday 15 July at 13.00 hours BST.
OWIT UK: BORN GLOBAL - a lunchtime roundtable to ensure you are opportunity ready for international trade on Wednesday September 22, 2021. From the minute you launch your website you are a ‘born global’ company. What is your strategy? What practical steps do you need to take to optimise your global reach? This webinar is designed to help you begin your international trade journey.
The Organisation of Women in International Trade, UK Chapter (OWIT UK) and Women’s Economic Imperative (WEIForward) are hosting this joint working session at the WTO Public Forum 2021. The session will look at ways in which government and private enterprise can collaborate to ensure the broadest range of opportunities remain open to all women to acquire digital skills, build resilience and ensure sustainable growth in international trade following the disruptions and further inequalities in supply chains caused by the pandemic.
On the 1st day of #COP26 WBW Chair Sue Lawton MBE presented our 'Green Paper' Report with ideas from WBW Day Women Leaders. Join us to hear Sue's update from COP26 and agree next steps.
Notice to OWIT UK members: The UK’s first ever International Trade Week is here. The week offers a series of exciting events to help businesses learn more about selling globally and connect with trade industry experts.
In this workshop Janice B Gordon, OWITUK VP, Customer Growth Expert and Founder Scale Your Sales Framework and Podcast, will show you how to grow your business by creating awareness for your product and engaging with potential customers, whether this is on LinkedIn, Twitter or WhatsApp.
In this workshop Véronique Rapetti, OWIT UK VP, President of the Young Chamber of Commerce F-GB and Product and Learners Experience Manager, Insights will show you how to develop Networking skills to help your personal and professional life.
OWIT EUROPE (Brussels, Lake Geneva and UK) host a hybrid roundtable for IWD 2022. The roundtable will showcase women in international trade
"Intellectual Property the backbone of today's business" Branding strategies & Enhancing Business CompetitivenessAbout this eventRaise awareness of how patents, copyright, trademarks and designs has an impact on daily life and how to protect creativity, and the contribution made by creators and innovators to the development of societies across the globe. This seminar is a great opportunity for all the young innovators, especially women, who wish to translate their ideas to into valuable products and services that are distributed in the market, to learn how they can use the IP system to build a strong business, protect their innovations and turn them into bankable IP assets.
Our webinar on Thursday May 5 includes two short presentations from our keynote speakers Brenda VanHorn, Commercial Counselor, US Embassy in the United Kingdom and Susan Barton - Head of Gender Strategy and Trade Policy, Department for International Trade, United Kingdom.
They will talk about facilitation of trade opportunities. They will also share details of market entry programs and export services from both countries.
Following the short presentations, there will be an open conversation with Q&A for OWIT members and guests on the call. Participants will also have the opportunity to place their questions directly to Brenda VanHorn and Susan Barton.
OWIT UK President Noreen Burroughes Cesareo of Market Accents, will join ‘#SheExports – taking your women-owned business global’ as a guest speaker to launch @UPS’s Women Exporters Programme.
The programme, open to women business owners, is set to delve into topics such as exporting, logistics and more in a series of workshops, which follows the virtual launch event on 24 May, 1-2pm BST.
We are hosting a working session with
@2XCollaborative
at this year's
@wto
#PublicForum. Join us in Geneva as we discuss "Leveraging technology to enable inclusive finance for WSME resilience in global trade" on Tuesday 27 September.
