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15.01.16

essential questions to ask before your export move

Check out this article by our project manager Shaleen about what questions young businesses should ask themselves before entering export phase: Essential Questions to Ask Before Your Export Move

03.09.15

Exportise is expanding

Senior sales professional and experienced sales coach Ronan Kilroy has joined the team at Exportise.

In addition to running his own professional coaching consultancy, Ronan has significant B2B sales experience, both in Ireland and overseas, and previously collaborated with Exportise to develop and deliver export sales training for Enterprise Ireland’s “Excel and Export Selling” training programme.

As part of the Exportise team, Ronan’s sales expertise and knowledge will further augment our ability to help our current and future clients succeed in foreign markets. Welcome Ronan!

28.04.15

Strategic Marketing Review completed for Red Box Direct

As an approved consultant for Enterprise Ireland, we regularly work with companies and EI to develop the strategic marketing capability of Irish SMEs that are successfully trading internationally, but are looking to expand their international client base.

We’ve just completed a Strategic Marketing Review process for Dublin, Hong Kong and Boston-based company Red Box Direct, who specialise in setting up sales offices in Europe, Asia and the US at low cost and low risk.

Read our full story here.

11.03.15

National Export Campaign & National Export Hub

Today the Irish Exporters Association together with ABP Ireland, AIB, DHL Express, Euler Hermes and PwC are launching the National Export Campaign and National Export Hub in collaboration with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Enterprise Ireland http://www.irishexporters.ie/about-iea-hub/.

Exportise are at hand to offer export consultancy advice to the SMEs.

04.02.15

Export start guide

We at Exportise are very impressed with the recently launched Export Start Guide, a joint initiative developed by Invest Northern Ireland, Chartered Accountants Ireland and Enterprise Ireland, which guides businesses on the road to exporting – Export Start Guide.

It highlights the benefits of exporting and includes practical advice on selling internationally, along with real-world case studies taken from the experiences of companies that are already successful in overseas markets.

The approach advocated is totally in line with how we at Exportise work with our clients, particularly on the Export Planning side and the implementation of such plans. We hope it encourages many to consider exporting – and maybe also give us a call to assist them.

06.01.15

December has been busy

December has been busy for Exportise, and we’re delighted to have three new clients coming on stream for the New Year, in the business outsourcing, plastics moulding and cabling sectors.
We’ll be assisting them to expand their international client base. We’re looking forward to bringing you more news on this in 2015!

15.10.14

Export-friendly Budget

Broad welcome from the Irish Exporters’s Association for an export-friendly Budget2015, but more is needed to get the SME sector really going again…

Read the full media release here: IEA Post Budget 2015 Statement

01.10.14

excelling at export selling

We’re all buzzed at Exportise today, after our really lively ‘Excel at Export Selling’ workshop at Enterprise Ireland yesterday. The 11 participating companies, in sectors as diverse as construction, manufacturing, technology and consulting, were unified in their energy and willingness to fully engage in our Sales Pipeline Management workshop, which made for a very positive experience for everyone.

Excel at Export Selling workshop with Exportise Ltd, 30th Sept 2014

We’re already looking forward to our follow-up sessions with these dynamic companies and to helping them make an impact on international markets.

For more info on the Enterprise Ireland “Excel at Export Selling” programme, click here.

19.09.14

4th “Sales Pipeline Management” workshop

Exportise would like to invite Enterprise Ireland client companies to our 4th “Sales Pipeline Management” workshop, part of Excel at Export Selling series, organised in partnership with Enterprise Ireland.
An effective sales pipeline management system, properly embedded in your business, will lead to increased sales.
This Exportise-led workshop helps enable companies to implement a structured and systematic sales pipeline management system in order to increase the conversion of international sales leads and grow export sales faster.
Follow the link below to find out more and register for our workshop on the 30th September:
Sales Pipeline Management workshop 30th September 2014
www.exportise.ie

11.09.14

New clients, new projects 2014

Dublin-based export consultancy Exportise has secured a substantial client base of Irish manufacturing and service SMEs in 2014, with whom it is working to secure international business as they venture into exporting for the first time, as well as assisting established exporters to expand into new markets and improve their sales processes.

To read the full article, please click here.

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