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Fit 4 Europe * MSI : EU market access services since 1995 * MSI experience in Trinidad and Tobago Business Coalition of Service Development Industries Company Chamber of Commerce * Helping TT exporters to succeed in EU markets * The changing


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Fit 4 Europe

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MSI : EU market access services since 1995

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MSI experience in Trinidad and Tobago

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Business Development Company Coalition of Service Industries Chamber of Commerce

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Helping TT exporters to succeed in EU markets

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The changing environment

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BSOs

  • Expectation from stakeholders
  • Budgets
  • More competition
  • More discerning companies
  • Demand for specialised services
  • E‐Exporting
  • Real‐time delivery required
  • Expectation from stakeholders
  • Budgets
  • More competition
  • More discerning companies
  • Demand for specialised services
  • E‐Exporting
  • Real‐time delivery required

Companies

  • Need to be global and local
  • More opportunity
  • Higher risk
  • More competition
  • New business models
  • Selection
  • Co‐creation
  • Need to be global and local
  • More opportunity
  • Higher risk
  • More competition
  • New business models
  • Selection
  • Co‐creation
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General Challenges

  • Need for strategic planning
  • ‘Export‐readiness’ of companies
  • EU is a Single Market; it is also a Mosaic
  • Building relationships and partnerships
  • Creating contemporary business models
  • Maximising digital technology

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Digital technology – game changer

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Online platforms Global reach Real time delivery Micro-multinationals

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‘general’ export promotion does not work any more

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General Specific

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Creating the next generation of growth platforms

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First Generation 1980‐1990 Second Generation 1990‐ 3G 2008‐ Driver Growth Globalisation Transformation BSOs Institutions Agencies Catalysts Role Promotion Facilitation Selection Focus Industries Sectors Clusters & Niches Offer Incentives Information Customized Solutions Engines Multinationals Trans‐nationals Micro multinationals

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Fit 4 Europe

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  • Assisting 13 goods companies and 13 services companies to increase

their EU export readiness and effectiveness

  • Target markets : United Kingdom, France, Netherlands
  • Key stage : in-depth capacity and needs assessments
  • Create action plans for each company
  • Market survey visits by Consultant to target markets
  • Facilitated training for potential exporters to the EU
  • Trade missions for 16 EU –ready exporters

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Slide 10 NP1 Whilst exporTT was to accompany consultant, due to a sustained slump in economy, exporTT's allocation for this project was rescinded by Govt so we are not likely to accompany the consultant.

Natalie Paul-Harry; 06/01/2016

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An Inclusive Model

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F4E F4E

Large & Micro Enterprises Large & Micro Enterprises goods goods Male &Female led Male &Female led services services

NP2 NP5

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Slide 11 NP2 I like this. The font in the circles can be bigger though for visibility

Natalie Paul-Harry; 06/01/2016

NP5 What does F4E mean?

Natalie Paul-Harry; 06/01/2016

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A progressive, differentiated model

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Experienced international exporters, internationally competitive, capable of moving to the next level. Will participate in EU trade missions. Willing to mentor tier two companies Companies experienced in exporting regionally but with potential to grow in wider international

  • markets. Willing to mentor tier three companies

Tier One

Tier Two

Tier Three

Emerging companies with competitive products / services yet to be tested

  • internationally. Need accelerated capacity

building delivered by exporTT and training facilitators

NP3

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Slide 12 NP3 As alluded to last year, exporTT may assist with business development capacity building but your input will be reqd related to market access/requirements training.

Natalie Paul-Harry; 06/01/2016

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The Companies

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Blossom Accessories Bene Caribe Chief Brand Products Export Centre Flavour Me Rite Full Circle Animation Herbarium Honamic Designs Indigisounds K.C Confectionery Koko Karibi Korporate Kouture Kaj Designs

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The Companies

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Lab 206 Lisa See Tai Millhouse National Canners National Flour Mills NV Marketing Red Fire Innovation Sew Lisa Smart Foods SM Jaleel Trinidad Aggregate Products Trinidad Chocolate Factory YTEPP

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Needs Analysis ‐ Meeting Programme

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11 Jan am National Flour Mills, Export Centre, The Herbarium 11 Jan pm SM Jaleel, Blossom Accessories, Millhouse Company 12 Jan pm Flavor Me Rite, Smart Foods 13 Jan am Bene Caribe, Koko Karibi, National Canners, 13 Jan pm Lisa See Tai, Chief Brand Products, NV Marketing 14 Jan am Red Fire Innovations, Korporate Kouture, KC Confectionery, Trinidad Chocolate Factory 14 Jan pm Indigisounds, Honamic Designs 15 Jan am Kaj Designs, YTEPP, Full Circle Animation 15 Jan pm Trinidad Aggregate Products, Sew Lisa, Lab 206

Total : 26 companies 13 goods companies / 13 services companies

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Considerations

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Commitment Competitive edge Track record Growth potential Capacity Financial status Fit with programme

  • bjectives

Factor 'x' ‐ attitude

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Tier 1 ‐ Reach for the sky

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Capacity –building for T2 and T3 companies

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Training and mentoring Compliance and competitiveness Competence and skills Finance and capital Market research and planning Outreach and Penetration

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Time‐table

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November ‐ December 2015 Briefing Company Questionnaires January 2016 Launch Gap analysis Customised development plans February 2016 Market Research Prepare Market Survey Mission March 14‐23 2016 Market Survey Mission UK, France, Netherlands April 25‐29 2016 Survey findings workshop Individual review meetings May 2016 Prepare Goods Trade Mission June 27 – July 6 2016 Goods trade mission to UK, France, Netherlands August 2016 Prepare services mission September 5‐14 2016 Services Mission to UK, France, Netherlands October 2016 Follow‐up to services mission November 21‐24 2016 Review meetings with all companies Close‐off seminar

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Objectives

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Absolute clarity (what, who, where, how) Outputs not activities Partnership Persistence Provide solutions and opportunities Prepared Adjustment and adaptation Continuous learning Partnerships and Clusters

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Monitoring and Evaluation….and Help Desk

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Gain‐lines and timelines

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BASELINE

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Individual goals

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BASE LINE

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Key outputs to be evaluated

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Needs Analysis Individual Plans Capacity building Market Survey Mission Market penetration missions

Impact assessment

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We all have to make it happen

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