CHAMBER NEWS
Upgraded member package will help your business to go global
Does your company trade internationally? If the answers yes, you could potentially save thousands of pounds every year and benefit from unique networking opportunities by joining as an International Trade member. The Chamber’s International
Trade membership can provide your business with a tailored mix of expert advice relevant to your business size, sector and experience. It also includes enhanced Chamber services focused on international trade, plus a wide range of discounts on services you’re probably using or are likely to need. International Trade membership
benefits include: • Free Tate’s International Trade Briefing plus ten per cent discount on Tate’s Export Guide – the leading international trade reference publication
• Six free upgrades to Premium Documentation – giving you a speedier service/putting your documents to the top of the queue
• Free international payments – with huge potential savings
• Forty per cent discount on HMRC Compliance Review – minimising the risk on importing and exporting
• Discounted translation and linguistic services – helping you navigate new markets and cultures
• Discounts on second and subsequent international student placements – embed market knowledge
• Free freight forwarder review and findings report – improving your processes
• Optimised trade and accelerated growth opportunities.
THE OPTIMISED ROUTE TO INCREASING INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS With access to specialist advice and overseas trading experts you can quickly establish the optimised route to increasing international business for your organisation. Whether you are looking to explore new markets and learn from the experiences of others, or benefit from being part of a larger network of like-minded members – the Chamber’s International Trade membership will help you accelerate growth and profitability from overseas trade.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP If you are interested in becoming an International Trade member at the Chamber, arrange a personal, no obligation discussion to find out more by calling 0333 320 0333 or email membership@emc-
dnl.co.uk
WOULD YOU LIKE TO DISCUSS AN ASPECT OF CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP? Whatever membership package you and your business has, we want you to maximise the value you receive from being a valued member of the Chamber and ensure a return on investment. If you have any queries about
your membership, or how to make your membership work harder for you, call 0333 320 0333 to talk with one of our friendly membership team. Alternatively, discover the myriad ways you can maximise membership by visiting
www.emc-dnl.co.uk
Javid sets Budget for 11 March
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sajid Javid, has launched the beginning of the Budget process and announced that it will take place on Wednesday 11 March. He said: “People across the
Sajid Javid
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country have told us that they want change. We’ve listened and will now deliver. “With this Budget we will
unleash Britain’s potential – uniting
our great country, opening a new chapter for our economy and ushering in a decade of renewal.” Government has stated that the
Budget will prioritise the environment, and build on recent announcements to boost spending on public services and tackle the cost of living. These include investing in new hospitals, training thousands of
new police officers, funding vocational education and the biggest ever cash increase to the National Living Wage. The Chamber will be covering
the Budget through an interactive session, with full reaction available both during and after the Budget announcement. Stay tuned to
www.emc-dnl.co.uk for further details.
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