At Intertrade Consulting, we can help you👇 🏢 Establish a #subsidiary in Eastern Europe to access this rich pool of talent. 🔍 Conduct #market research to identify lucrative business prospects. 📍 Establish partnerships and attract distributors, strengthening your presence in the region. That's why Eastern Europe is the perfect place for your next #tech venture: 🌟 Top-level talent with more than 700,000 skilled #IT professionals in Eastern Europe boast a high level of professionalism. 💰 Cost-effectiveness with 2-3 times lower development costs compared to Western Europe or the US, without compromising on quality. 🦄 Thriving #startup ecosystem from Poland, Estonia, Romania and Ukraine, demonstrating the fertile ground for startups in the region. Contact us today to start your project! #investment #easterneurope
Intertrade Consulting
Commerce et développement international
Paris, ILE-DE-FRANCE 1 260 abonnés
We help you to make it happen in Eastern Europe
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International cooperation, support and business development agency that helps international companies, investors and government institutions to develop their business on Central, Eastern European, Nordics and Caucasian markets: Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Baltic countries, Hungary, Serbia, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Azerbaijan, Georgia We also help Eastern European companies, investors and government institutions to enter French market. Services : - business development - partners selection - sourcing and manufacturing relocation - BPO set up - subsidiaries opening - export and import compliance
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- Commerce et développement international
- Taille de l’entreprise
- 2-10 employés
- Siège social
- Paris, ILE-DE-FRANCE
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How can Intertrade Consulting help? We specialize in navigating complex regulatory landscapes, helping businesses streamline compliance and unlock growth opportunities. Our expertise can: ✔️ Identify regulatory risks Assess your current compliance posture and identify potential pitfalls. ✔️ Optimise compliance processes Develop efficient strategies to meet regulatory requirements without hindering innovation. ✔️ Advocate for regulatory reform Work with policymakers to promote a more business-friendly regulatory environment. Let's work together to overcome regulatory challenges and position your business for success in the competitive global market. #innovation #regulation #EU #startup #business #consulting #IntertradeConsulting
Chief AI Officer | C-level | Strategist | Venture Capitalist | ex-IBM ex-BCG | Board member | Best Selling Author | Forbes Columnist | AI Startups | 🇺🇸
French President Emmanuel Macron recently warned: “Too much regulation and not enough investment will kill the EU.” His words highlight growing concerns over the EU’s stifling regulatory environment and underwhelming investment in innovation, which is hampering Europe’s ability to compete on the global stage. Entrepreneurs in the EU face a daunting array of regulations like: • MiFID II: Financial services. • PSD2: Payments regulation. • GDPR: Data privacy. • AI Act: AI oversight. • DORA: Digital resilience. • SFDR: Sustainability. • DMA & DSA: Digital markets and services. While these frameworks protect consumers and markets, they come at the cost of innovation. Overregulation burdens startups, making it difficult to take risks and scale. Macron’s critique underscores that the EU’s regulatory overreach risks killing the very innovation needed to compete in high-tech industries like AI. Innovation Stalled The atmosphere for innovation in Europe has shifted dramatically. Entrepreneurs who once saw Europe as fertile ground for new ideas now feel suffocated by rules that leave little room for experimentation. Overregulation discourages risk-taking, and as a result, the dreamers who could drive Europe’s future innovations are being deterred from even trying. This is causing Europe to lag behind other regions, particularly in emerging technologies. Macron’s message is clear: the private sector must take the lead in investment, not government institutions. Public sector-led initiatives often come with too much bureaucracy, slowing down progress. Reducing the regulatory burden and simplifying business processes would allow private sector innovation to flourish. While the U.S. and China surge ahead in AI and high-tech investment, Europe risks being left behind unless immediate reforms are made. One solution would be establishing zones in Europe where startups can operate with minimal regulation. These “innovation hubs” could include: • Modern infrastructure for experimentation. • Streamlined financial support, with less red tape. • Tax incentives to encourage risk-taking. • Light regulation to promote cutting-edge fields like AI and autonomous vehicles. Such hubs would attract entrepreneurs and global investors, enabling European startups to scale faster and compete globally. One of the biggest issues Macron points to is structural incompetence. The very people who created the EU’s overregulated environment may not be capable of fixing it. Europe must reduce its regulatory burden and encourage private sector-led investment if it hopes to stay competitive. By creating startup-friendly environments and enabling businesses to innovate, the EU can foster growth and maintain its relevance Without these changes, Europe risks losing out in the race for technological innovation, as global competitors move forward at a faster pace.
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Norway’s Hydro Québec opens a game-changing aluminium recycling plant in Hungary ♻️ Did you know that Hydro’s new #recyclingplant in Székesfehérvár has the capacity to recycle 90,000 tonnes of aluminium a year? It’s not just about recycling though — this facility will produce advanced alloys for the premium automotive sector and strengthen the #emobilityindustry. With support from the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency - HIPA , Hydro managed to reduce imports and expand exports, while creating 80 new jobs. This kind of #investment demonstrates how sustainability and #economicgrowth can go hand in hand. Do you think more companies should prioritise #strategicinvestments in sustainability? Let us know in the comments! 👇
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Do you believe #AI will change #marketing #sales #product #engineering?
Corporate dynamics nowadays... #corporate
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The Baltic States: a #greenenergy transition The Baltic States of #Lithuania, #Latvia, and #Estonia are embarking on a significant journey towards energy independence and sustainability. To align their electricity grids with European standards, these nations require substantial infrastructure investment. The Baltic coastline wind boom offers a promising avenue for #renewableenergy development. However, each country faces unique challenges. ✅ Lithuania, having decommissioned its #nuclearpower plant, now relies heavily on imported electricity. Its national energy plan aims to achieve 70% domestic energy production by 2030 and a complete transition to renewable sources by 2050. ✅ Estonia, currently dependent on carbon-intensive #shaleoil, is poised to shift towards biomass as a major energy source by 2030. Recent technological advancements have made #biomass pellets a more environmentally friendly option. ✅ Latvia has already harnessed renewable energy, with #hydropower accounting for 40% of its energy consumption. The country's goal is to increase this share to 50% by 2030. As the Baltic States strive for energy independence and a greener future, their progress will undoubtedly shape the region's energy landscape and contribute to Europe's broader sustainability goals. #BalticStates #GreenEnergy #RenewableEnergy #EnergyTransition #Sustainability
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Dear Partners and Clients, #InterTrade team is pleased to present the latest Newsletter, with the hot business news from Central and Eastern Europe. We hope you enjoy this edition and find it informative. - Elementum Energy plans a 400 MW wind project in #Ukraine for €500M - EU approves Intel Corporation chip plant in #Poland - Schmitz Cargobull AG invests €1M in new service center in #Bulgaria - Vyrian, Inc. from the US is expanding into #Romania - DATAGROUP opens a Kaunas branch in #Lithuania - Norway’s Hydro Québec opens an aluminum recycling plant in #Hungary https://lnkd.in/dFQNrZbE
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Happy Friday to all of you! #AI
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Pon.Bike Performance GmbH, a major player in the global #bicycleindustry, has opened a new, state-of-the-art factory in Kėdainiai, Lithuania. This 40,000 square meter facility is one of the largest investments in the region and will create around 600 new jobs. The factory will focus on producing #ebikes, a rapidly growing segment in the bicycle market. With advanced technology and sustainable production processes, this facility sets a new standard for the industry. If you want to learn more about investing in Lithuania and other countries of Central and Eastern #Europe, just send an email to #intertradeconsulting at contact@intertrade-consulting.com. ‼️ We'll be happy to set up a free consultation with our experts. #Investment #Micromobility #Sustainability #PonBike #Lithuania
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Is Poland ready to lead Europe in renewable energy? In recent years, Poland has attracted significant investment in wind and solar power, becoming a regional center for green energy. With ideal offshore wind conditions along the Baltic coast and a growing focus on solar farms, the country is making strides toward a sustainable future. Offshore wind farms could meet 25% of the country's energy needs by 2030, yet investors need fewer regulatory hurdles to make that happen. With large projects underway, from wind farms to solar parks, the potential is massive. Do you think Poland can overcome the challenges and become a renewable energy leader in Europe? #renewableenergy #Poland #investment #windpower #solarpower #greenenergy #solarfarm #windfarm #offshore
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Is Eastern Europe truly ready to lead the renewable energy revolution, or are we overlooking the challenges that lie ahead? Eastern Europe is moving fast toward a green energy future. Governments in the region are committed to increasing the share of renewable resources in their power generation. With the EU targeting 32% renewable energy consumption by 2030, countries like the Baltic States, Bulgaria, and the Czech Republic are already ahead of their goals. This shift isn’t just about infrastructure. Regulatory schemes and energy markets are being transformed, opening up new opportunities for investment. The renewable energy sector is booming, with Eastern Europe becoming more attractive for investors seeking growth in sustainable projects. The signals from governments are clear — there’s strong support for renewable energy, and the demand is rising. Now is a great time for investors to explore this fast-growing market. #easterneurope #renewableenergy #investment #greenenergy
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