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SUMMARY:Technology Start-Up Event
DESCRIPTION:Technology Start-Up Event\nOur joint Silicon Catalyst and TechWorks event was conceived to help founders learn about the forming\, storming\, norming and then performing of UK semiconductor startup companies. \nWe had the great Malcolm Penn take us through the concept that no company is an island when testing their value proposition. \nWe kicked off with Phillip Burr describing the hugely generous Arm (a Silicon Catalyst strategic partner and In Kind Partner) Flexible Access program that releases the potential of semiconductor startup designers to get market leading design IP. \nTwo legends of our UK semiconductor startups Phil O’Donovan co-founder CSR Plc and Jerry Loraine talked about “how bad things happen to good people” with stories about patent trolls and go to market challenges. \nThis led naturally into “the importance of the team” with a single person invention idea from Bruno Johnson. Where Cascoda invented a radio architecture to increase range by 3x for Thread Group #iotdevices & is now shipping Arm based products into #smartcities #smartbuildings all around the world.\nThis section concluded with a compelling presentation from the illustrious Jim Nicholas walking us through the inventive team idea from Uniphy Ltd \nThe last session before the break had the wonderful Vaysh Kewada from Salience Labs (a Silicon Catalyst portfolio company) share her deep insights into “creating relentlessly repeatable processes from day 1” of your startup journey. Followed by a hugely insightful deep dive by Pete Hughes the foremost semiconductor product operations executive in the UK on how to ship high volume semiconductor products with the level of quality that your market leading customers will demand. \nBack from the break where the Arm catering team laid on a spread that would not look out of place at the Ritz\, we leapt into “what problem are you solving?” Patrick Camilleri shared his learnings on how to build semiconductor design IP combined SaaS product offerings and then Gary Spittle founder of Sonical Inc (A Silicon Catalyst portfolio company) projected the huge opportunity in their end to end system play to command the compute in the ear application space. \nWe concluded the presentations with the eternal “how much money will you need?” The marvellous Tony Milbourn who leads u-blox corporate venturing shared in detail how they look for the secret sauce of semiconductor startup success. Then Owen Metters Foresight Group Williams\, the leading semiconductor VC investor in the UK took us through three compelling case studies. \nThe final panel session lead us into a lively debate into what we need to do to make UK Semiconductor great again and make sure we create an open and inclusive industry where everybody can thrive.
URL:https://desn.org.uk/event/technology-start-up-event/
CATEGORIES:FREE for All,NMI Event,Past Event
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SUMMARY:Rules of Origin when exporting to the EU
DESCRIPTION:RULES OF ORIGIN WHEN EXPORTING TO THE EU\nRegister for FREEWhere your product comes from or is made\, can have a huge impact on the tariffs applicable when selling to another country. Ensuring your goods comply with the rules of origin in the EU/UK Trade & Cooperation Agreement is essential for you to export your product smoothly and avoid costly errors.\nAs of 1st January 2022\, to benefit from the reduced rate of Customs Duty\, all companies exporting goods to the EU must be able to prove that their goods are of UK/EU origin – it is no longer sufficient to make a declaration on your commercial invoice. Inability to do so may result in delays\, demands for duty and even penalties. \nThis essential one-hour webinar led by TechWorks and The International Trade Consultancy will cover: \n\nWhat are rules of origin?\nWhich rules of origin apply to my products?\nHow can I check if they comply?\nHow can I prove they comply?\nWhat should I do if they don’t comply?\nWhat is cumulation and does it apply to me?\n\nHosted by\nLucinda O’Reilly \nLucinda O’Reilly is an international trade consultant with over 10 years’ experience of global imports and exports. As the Exports Director of Ecotile Flooring she developed a successful UK focused manufacturing company to export to over 40 countries worldwide. Having successfully managed Ecotile’s transition through Brexit Lucinda set up The International Trade Consultancy to provide support to companies struggling to navigate the new regulatory landscape and supply chain challenges caused by the pandemic.
URL:https://desn.org.uk/event/rules-of-origin-when-exporting-to-the-eu/
CATEGORIES:NMI Event,Past Event
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SUMMARY:Commodity Codes and Import Declarations
DESCRIPTION:COMMODITY CODES AND IMPORT DECLARATIONS\nRegister for FREEOn January 1st 2022\, two changes came into effect that importers and exporters should be aware of. The World Customs Organisation updated the Harmonised System so there have been a number of changes to commodity codes\, especially for electronic products.\nFull import declarations are now required for all goods entering GB from the EU at point of import and a new digital system is in place to manage the increase in data. \nThis essential 30 minute webinar led by TechWorks and The International Trade Consultancy will cover: \n\nWhat are commodity codes?\nHow can I check my commodity codes are still correct?\nWhat do I need to do if they’ve changed?\nHow does the new import declaration system work?\nHow will it affect my business?\n\nHosted by\nLucinda O’Reilly \nLucinda O’Reilly is an international trade consultant with over 10 years’ experience of global imports and exports. As the Exports Director of Ecotile Flooring she developed a successful UK focused manufacturing company to export to over 40 countries worldwide. Having successfully managed Ecotile’s transition through Brexit Lucinda set up The International Trade Consultancy to provide support to companies struggling to navigate the new regulatory landscape and supply chain challenges caused by the pandemic.
URL:https://desn.org.uk/event/commodity-codes-and-import-declarations/
CATEGORIES:NMI Event,Past Event
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