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PBlink & ISW invite to three-day training session in London

Written by PBLINK Editor | 04/05/15 08:57

Foundation Institute for Eastern Studies, Polish Business Link and other partners invite you to participate in a three-day training in London and Dublin. 'Polbusiness' project consist series of seminars designed to support businesses in developing business links outside Poland.
 
All training sesions will be conducted by experts from the UK and Ireland and our Polish partners. Each session will be dedicated to certain aspect of the business. 
 
Dates: London: 24th-26th June 2015, London;  Dublin: 11th-13th June 2015
Venue: tbc
Cost: Free
Registration online: www.forum-ekonomiczne.pl/polbusiness
 
 
Training Agenda – London
Day one
 
1. Basic legal regulations, legal and financial assistance in starting a business (4h, 20 participants)
 
At the beginning of the seminar the participants will familiarize themselves with the British/Irish law  that regulates the basic aspects of running a business. They will learn about the opportunities and obligations that result from the legal requirements. Furthermore, they will be informed about the potential tax advantages as well as  legal and financial assistance opportunities they can benefit from. They will also learn where and how to apply for such assistance.
 
2. Business culture in the United Kingdom/Ireland (4h, 20 participants)
 
The following issues will be discussed during this part of the training:
•the reasons for organising cultural trainings in companies
•characteristics of the country – United Kingdom/Ireland
•the most important aspects of British/Irish culture
•British/Irish business etiquette
 
Day two
 
3. Retail and sales (4h, 20 participants)
 
This part of the training will focus on effective sales strategies, including the following points:
•Professionalism in retail
•Creating the image of a competent consultant
•First contact and sales pitch
•Sales conversation
•Identification – customer personality types
 
4. IT and new technologies (4h, 20 participants)
 
Information technologies play a very important role in modern businesses, as they are present in virtually every aspect of their functioning. This fact is proved, for instance, by the investments in IT, which often take up more than a half of the investment budget in many enterprises. At the same time, very often they do not bring the expected results. That is why such investments need to be systematized in order to maximize the value of the enterprise. The participants of the training will learn about the concept of IT Governance, which encompasses the following: strategic alignment, value delivery, resource management, performance management and risk management. Thanks to applying IT Governance a business is can use the data it has in the most effective way and maximize the gains that come from them.
 
Day 3
 
5. Media, culture and Alternative business
 
The training aims to consolidate and extend the knowledge about the new media, together with presenting the newest trends, innovations and tools of internet communication.
 
Among others, the following themes will be touched upon during the training:
 
•Internet portal
•Serach engine and positioning
•Internet commercials
•Social media
•Blogosphere
•Managing internet communication
 
The participants will find out:
 
•How to expand their business in an honest and ethical way.
•How to become a perfect salesperson/networker.
•How to create a dynamic, powerful MLM structure.
•How to make a great global MLM business.
•How to motivate and not manipulate their co-workers.
 
6. International Trade and Cooperation with business institutions in Poland
 
The participants taking part in this seminar will obtain complex knowledge and skills pertaining to launching, as well as running sales on new, attractive foreign markets. They will be able to answer the following questions: how to choose the right destinations, build the right strategy, effectively promote and sell products on foreign markets, successfully negotiate and secure trade contracts.
 
 
The Project participants will obtain knowledge about the possibilities and benefits from maintaining contact, as well as partnership with business institutions in Poland. The models and examples of launching such cooperation, together with basic, practical information pertaining to effective partnership proceedings will be presented during the training.
 
The seminar leaders will contribute to the creation of a report covering all the seminar sessions from the programme. This report will then be presented during the Economic Forum in Krynica-Zdrój in September 2015 and the Congress of Polish Entrepreneurs in London in October 2015.