September 28, 2020

ICG Webinar October 16: “Reorienting the internationalization strategy”.

Next October 16th at 17.00 h Feliu N&I will participate in the webinar “Reorienting the internationalization strategy”, organized by ICG (International Consulting Group) network of which Feliu N&I is partner and firm representing in Spain and Principality of Andorra.

This informative pill will be given by Montserrat Feliu y Costa, director of Feliu N&I and ExpatFeliu.

The objective of this session is to analyze the impact of the coronavirus on our internationalization strategy in order to readapt it to the new scenarios.
In the coming years, a good part of the foreign markets have been affected by the pandemic, an evidence that forces to reanalyze the business models to adapt them to the new context. A rethinking that will also affect the movements that have to be made in these markets.

For more information and registration:
https:https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZckfu-rpjIiG9KYbDbzk_rWTfvclUe3HECK

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