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Want to access critical insights on the current US tariff situation, discover potential EU and UK responses, and gain policy updates that could significantly impact your business operations?
Join our upcoming webinar where you can expect to:
- Explore the latest developments on US tariffs
- Review potential countermeasures from the EU and UK since our last discussion
- Hear from William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, who will outline the BCC’s response to the UK Government’s call for evidence on its proposed reaction to the new US tariffs
Following the inaugural webinar on 11 April, NI Chamber Trade Monitoring Group will convene again this Friday, 2 May at 9:15 am (for a maximum of 45 minutes) via Zoom.
This webinar is open to all NI Chamber members and the meetings will run on a regular basis to inform, consult and support members on the issues for NI firms engaging in international trade.
Contact mail@northernirelandchamber.com to register and ensure you and your business stay up to date on the latest developments.
Meet Your Speakers
William Bain, Head of Trade Policy, British Chambers of Commerce
William has worked for the last 9 years with a wide range of companies, from FTSE 100 companies to SMEs to innovative start-ups, advising on the UK’s trade and investment policies, including UK-EU, including the Windsor Framework, UK-US trade, Asia Pacific, World Trade Organisation and forming policy with stakeholders for implementation by governments.
Previously, William spent over ten years as an academic lawyer specialising in Constitutional and EU law, and 5 and a half years as an MP (Glasgow North East), including roles as Shadow Ministers for Defra, Transport and Scotland and membership of the Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee.
Stuart Anderson, Director of Public Affairs and International Relations
Stuart leads NI Chamber’s direct interactions with politicians, helping to shape the legislative agenda and supporting elected representatives to create the right conditions for business and economic growth.
He works directly with NI Chamber members in all sectors, identifying their challenges and bringing forward their ideas as part of a collaborative approach between industry and policymakers. A qualified lawyer, he is also the current Convenor of the Northern Ireland Business Brexit Working Group.
📩 Contact mail@northernirelandchamber.com to register for this event.
