What is it?
IBD (International Business Development) is a GC&P’s service for those clients who want to develop a strategy for the global market in terms of sales, manufacturing and procurement opportunities. Thanks to our international network we can identify the best business opportunities and develop an action plan to achieve them. Our network covers some of the most interesting areas of the world and can help companies in search of new business opportunities to meet the right partners. Our connections with local and national Institutions in various countries make it easier for us to introduce our clients to the reality of these countries.
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The benefits
Sales increase Entering new highly populated countries is a unique opportunity to significantly increase sales and profits.
Access to supply sources In many countries it is possible not only to sell products but also to find more economical supply sources.
Development of a global network In today’s economy it is essential to have as many acquaintances and as many partners as possible in as many countries as possible
Access to reliable up to date information about opportunities in International markets Having access to these information allows companies to select the best opportunities and to devise the best way to achieve them
Our services
Training - “doing business in…….”
GC&P organizes on a regular basis meetings “doing business in…….”, in which qualified experts explain to business people the distinctive features of some of the fastest growing countries. During these meetings we deal with a large number of subjects: strengths and weaknesses of the country, fiscal systems, customs duties, social values, legal protection of trade secrets and know- how, human resources development policies etc.
Consulting
We assist our clients in their discovery of a new country through market researches, creation of promotional events, selection of potential customers, suppliers and partners, development of contacts, organization of and participation in business travels, follow up activities, start-up of new commercial and industrial sites.
“In order to grow, a company must have a strategy for the global market. This does not mean to be present everywhere, but to know what are the most interesting countries where to sell, to produce and to buy and develop a coherent strategy to achieve the opportunities these country can offer."
