On Friday, 15 June, over 50 Liverymen of the City of London’s Worshipful Company of World Traders are coming to Dublin to discuss the future of UK-Irish Trade post-Brexit. The delegation, led by this year’s Master World Trader, Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli, are holding an all day trade symposium at Iveagh House, supported by a variety of Irish businesses, as well as the IDA.
The symposium title is “Technology & Trade”, the World Trader’s theme this year. The topics under discussion include the outlook for the Irish & UK economies, how technology might help with Brexit issues, and global trade opportunities for both countries.
The delegation has social plans too, with tours of Dublin sights, as well as two networking dinners. It is no coincidence that the conference falls the day before Bloomsday, as all the delegates have arranged to walk through Dublin celebrating Joyce on Saturday.
About the Worshipful Company of World Traders:
World Traders are individuals committed to developing global trade in order to promote peace and prosperity. Our motto, ‘commerce and honest friendship with all’, was taken from Thomas Jefferson’s inaugural Presidential speech. As one of the modern Livery Companies (the 101st) founded in 1985, livery 2000, Royal Charter 2014, the Worshipful Company has 300 members from a wide spectrum of women and men who deal with global trade.
For further information, please do contact:
Alderman Professor Michael Mainelli, Master, World Traders (2017-2018)
Executive Chairman, Z/Yen Group
41 Lothbury, London EC2R 7HG
United Kingdom
tel: +44 207-562-9562, email: [email protected]
Symposium Registration (free): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/worshipful-company-of-world-traders-technology-trade-symposium-tickets-45904585852
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