Our successful webinar which covers ‘how to land and grow your tech business in the UK from the people who know what it takes’, is back for the seventh time with our co-hosts the Department for International Trade, JMB Partnership and Burges Salmon during London Tech Week 2021. In addition to market entry professionals including […]
Nick Hughes, writer for The Grocer, Retail Week and Associate Editor of Footprint talks about the impact of lockdown on the UK food and drink sector Read more » […]
We asked freelance journalist Sabi Phagura for her insights on the UK wellness industry and trends for 2021 Read more » […]
What is the current market potential for startups in the UK? Read more » […]
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As part of London Tech Week 2020, we were delighted to co-host for the sixth time a webinar around “Tech Growth UK: Trends and Opportunities” along with other partners including the Department for International Trade, JMB Partnership and Burges Salmon. Andrew Elwick, Head of Technology & Creative Industries for the Department for International Trade compered […]
As part of our “UK Market Entry Index” project, the team at Rochester PR Group surveyed Turkish professionals to find out about their attitudes towards international expansion—particularly in relation to the UK market. The majority of the survey’s respondents are founders, c-suite level executives or employees directly involved in international sales. Most of the businesses […]
The unprecedented levels of uncertainty caused by COVID-19 might be disrupting a lot of business plans but the new virtual environment is also providing more opportunities including in learning and collaboration. As borders open and non-essential travel bans ease, the international business community is eager for information about how the UK business community is reacting […]
Last November we had a successful collaboration with Food Matters Live, which saw us host four busy PR and brand building round table sessions on why a great PR campaign pays dividends for food and drink brands seeking to get noticed in the UK, we are pleased to announce that we are working with them again […]
As someone who spends a lot of time telling international brands and companies what to expect from the Brits – when “very interesting” can mean “very interesting” or “this is clearly nonsense” it was great to come across Sofie Hagen’s piece in The Guardian Weekend. Some thoughts on two of Sofie’s five biggest differences: The […]
