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Market entry specialist Trade Horizons wins award
Trade Horizons, based in London, has been named Best UK Market Entry Execution Specialist, as part of the 2018 Small Business Awards.
Now in their third year, the Small Business Awards run by Corporate Vision Magazine recognise the outstanding achievements, dedication and hard work of those teams and individuals running small businesses today.
Established in 2013, Trade Horizons helps small businesses to fulfil their international expansion goals. With clients coming from across the world - including India, China, the US and Europe - Trade Horizons helps ambitious companies to successfully establish themselves in new markets. This includes those who wish to expand into the UK and to use it as a launch pad into Europe, and also UK-based companies looking to trade internationally.
From helping clients place their products with distributors and retailers, to finding key service partnerships and channels, the team’s business development services form a vital part of the process and according to Nick Jordan, Trade Horizons CEO, have been a key differentiator.
“This award is testament to the fantastic team we have pulled together at Trade Horizons. They are all experts in their field and extremely passionate about what they do, and about seeing our clients succeed,” commented Nick.
He continued: “Whether we’re talking to an ambitious tech start-up, a product business, or a professional services firm, we help our clients to understand the uniqueness of each individual market and how best to approach it.
“Our implementation services ensure these new companies get up and running as soon as possible, as whatever their market entry strategy may be, finding customers as quickly as possible is imperative. For any highly developed and competitive economies, such as the UK, it is vital to have a comprehensive market entry plan and it pays to get the right advice early on.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Trade Horizons .
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