Enterprises interested in seeking commercial opportunities in international markets for their products and services can now participate in webinars led by experts on topics as digital marketing, networking, artificial intelligence, and trade finance. The 90-minute free webinars will include detailed presentation by the guest experts on each topic as well as a discussion with participants.
These webinars are part of the response of TradeMalta to assist exporters to enhance their international business efforts. TradeMalta will be announcing further assistance in the coming days.
The first five webinars will be hosted as follows:
| 1 | Artificial Intelligence as a strategic tool for growth | Dr Gege Gatt from EBO.ai | 25.06.2020 11.00am |
| 2 | Effective networking Network effectively, from working a room to building relationships | Jes Camilleri from Think Talent | 02.07.2020 11.00am |
| 3 | The future of supply chains and trade finance | HSBC economist / strategist | 09.07.2020 11.00am |
| 4 | Trading with Namibia | High Commissioner & Commercial Counsellor For Namibia | 16.07.2020 11.00am |
| 5 | Digital marketing strategies Optimising web sites, designing & executing effective marketing on-line. | Matthew Sammut from ICE Malta | 23.07.2020 11.00am |
TradeMalta plans to host more webinars on topics of interest for Malta-based exporting companies in the words of its CEO Anton Buttigieg, “webinars allow exporters to engage with experts on subjects which are key for international success. They are part of TradeMalta’s mission to diffuse relevant knowledge amongst enterprises interested in doing international business”.
More information is available on www.trademalta.org and on the webinars page
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