Workshop: Growing International Sales 26 October - 2 November 2021
Whether you are new to exporting or looking to expand and grow your existing export business, this 2-part workshop will provide you with insight and guidance to help you achieve success.
Whether you are new to exporting or looking to expand and grow your existing export business, this 2-part workshop will provide you with insight and guidance to help you achieve success.
Limited to just 15 delegates, these online sessions will be hands-on with plenty of opportunities to cover the key areas, ask questions and get direct feedback from the experts.
The workshops will be run by Steve Whitley, a seasoned company director with 20+ years exporting experience in the education sector. Steve is the Founder of EdTech Consulting, providing consultancy services to a wide range of Education Suppliers. (www.edtechconsulting.co.uk)
Click on the link below to watch our video with Steve Whitley to find out more about the event.
BESA - Growing International Sales by Steve Whitley
Session 1 - Direct selling vs. finding and working with local partners
26 October, 9.30am-12.30pm
Does your product or service require a network of partners to help grow your business internationally? Join this workshop to understand:
- Exploring routes to market.
- Effective, fast market research.
- Which exhibitions and why?
- What support is available for exporters?
- Measuring an opportunity.
- Partners: Agents or Distributors?
- Evaluating a partner.
- Partner contracts.
- Managing partners.
- Tenders – the good and the bad!
- Understanding and respecting culture & customs.
Session 2 - Selling to International schools
2 November, 9.30am-12.30pm
The International Schools market continues to grow rapidly and is expected to rise to over 16,000 schools by 2028. In this workshop, we’ll examine:
- Growth of the International school market.
- Selecting the correct school and regions to target.
- Direct or with a partner company?
- Finding the right contacts.
- Building a marketing campaign.
- Targeting school groups.
- Bottom-up or Top-down?
- School Associations.
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