On 9 March 2017, the BPCC held its annual UK-Poland trade and investment briefing, which this year took the form of an evening mixer, so that members could enjoy some networking over canapés and wine after learning about the latest developments in bilateral economic relations.
On 15 March 2017, a joint meeting of the BPCC policy groups for HR and Corporate Social Responsibility considered the benefits that businesses may draw from cooperation with the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) in Poland.
I can see with my own eyes that the Subcarpathian region is well prepared for new investments. Coming into Rzeszów by train this morning, I could see fields waiting for factories – the roads laid out, with electricity and other infrastructure in place.
Over 50 companies from across the Mazowsze province heard how they can get their food products on the shelves of British shops at a conference held at the Warsaw Lifesciences University (SGGW) on 28 February.
BPCC investment debate partnered with audit/advisory/outsourcing firm Grant Thornton.
On 28 February 2017, the BPCC Kraków Branch held a training session entitled A practical guide in the world of everyday traps in IT in companies in cooperation with two member companies who operate in the area of data security in the internet. The training took place in a newly-opened hotel and new BPCC member, Mercure Kraków Stare Miasto.
During the meeting organised by BPCC, global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield’s experts presented research report ‘manufacturing risk index 2017’ and commented on trends on the Polish industrial market and activity of manufacturing sector in Poland.
The seminar held on 14 March 2017 in Wrocław at the business incubator at the cooperation with BPCC and Plusfactor, was aimed at introducing participants to the concept of factoring.
On the 8th of March 2017 a seminar ,,Legal and tax aspects of delegation of employees” was held in Poznań.
