Hello,
I hope you are keeping well.
How can you refine your company’s Brexit preparations to take into account
the latest developments in a seemingly unending saga? This central dilemma
and associated questions will be addressed in light of the most up-to-date
information available at the Brexit
Summit, which is an integral part of the Manufacturing & Supply
Chain Conference & Exhibition being held at the Citywest
Convention Centre, Dublin, on 29th and 30th January 2020.
Of course, Ireland is unique in being the only part of the EU with a land
border with the UK and this poses distinctive problems for local businesses
of all types and sizes. Similarly, the prospect of a customs border in the
Irish Sea would also cause difficulties for some companies.
Economic and political uncertainty due to ‘Brexit’, and the possibility of
‘trade wars’ precipitating a global recession, have been impacting on
investment decisions. With some clarity now starting to dispel the cloud of
uncertainty that has been hanging over business since the Referendum Vote in
2016, the Brexit Summit is timely as it falls on the eve of Brexit day on
January 31st.
Now that the 2019 UK General Election has radically transformed the
political landscape, a degree of certainty and predictability about Brexit
has emerged with the ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement. As
negotiations for a UK/EU trade agreement commence, the potential Brexit
scenarios should start to narrow and a ‘no-deal’ alternative, which would
necessitate a hard border in Ireland, may well evaporate.
According to the Conservative 2019 election manifesto, a trade deal
regulating the UK’s future relationship with the EU should be concluded by
the end of 2020. Given the complexity of trade deals of this nature, such
a short timetable seems highly ambitious but there is provision for an
extension to be sought before the July 1st deadline.
A panel of experts has been assembled for the Brexit Summit to look
beyond the political rhetoric to the commercial realities, and to provide
practical advice on how to prepare for Brexit now that the implications for
Irish businesses and their supply chains, are becoming clearer. In addition
to the challenges posed by Brexit, the event will also highlight some of the
opportunities. This may well be your last chance to check that your Brexit
strategy is fit for purpose.
With limited numbers of places still available, I would like to offer you a
complimentary delegate pass to the Brexit Summit is being held on the 29th & 30th of
January at Citywest .
To claim your pass, simply click on the link FREE DELEGATE PASS to secure your place at the
conference. Feel free to inform your colleagues and clients that the event
is free to attend.
The Brexit Summit is co-located with the National Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference &
Exhibition over 6,000 delegates, 250 Speakers and 450 exhibitors.
Call for Speakers
To speak at the event, please email info@thebrexitsummit.com
Exhibiting or Sponsoring
If you are interested in exhibiting or sponsoring at the event, please
email info@thebrexitsummit.com
Regards,
Keith O'Brien
Brexit Summit
2020
353 1 6120880
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