Snakes and Ladders - Managing Risk in International Trade

19th August 2012

How to avoid, manage and insure against every area of international risk 'Snakes and Ladders' is the ultimate International Trade event for the South Yorkshire region and is an absolute must for all involved in exporting, trade, and travel.

Come and hear 5 minute presentations from expert speakers on how to best manage the key areas of international risk, including: * Protecting Intellectual Property * Identifying tricky situations * Managing your health and well being * Securing Payments * Avoiding Fraud * Managing Press And....... what to do when things do go wrong! * International debt collection * Legal help * Advice from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Followed by a morning of networking, specialist workshops, visiting stands and enjoying brunch! Friday 18th November 8.15am-13.00pm Advanced Manufacturing Park, Rotherham, S60 5TZ This event is FREE to attend and includes brunch.

You might also be interested in

Lifelong Learning Crucial to Tackling Youth Jobs Crisis

Tue 1st September 2026

Urgently tackling the jobs crisis facing young people should be part of a wider rethink on lifelong learning, according to a new report by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).

BCC Economic Forecast: Weak Business Investment Hits Growth Outlook

Tue 1st September 2026

The latest British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) Economic Forecast suggests the outlook for the UK will remain uncertain. While the economy was more resilient in Q2 than expected, higher energy and business costs are likely to keep growth weak this year.

Businesses Continue to Feel the Inflationary Heat

Wed 19th August 2026

Responding to the latest inflation data, published by the Office for National Statistics this morning, Caterina Batog, Research and Economics Analyst at the British Chambers of Commerce said:

Costs Crisis Hampering Hiring

Tue 18th August 2026

Reacting to the latest labour market data from the ONS, Patrick Milnes, Head of Policy for People and Work at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: