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How SMEs fit in the new world order

  • 17 July 2017

In spite of political uncertainty and slowing global trade, it has never been a better time to be a small business.

Michael Sippitt advises on how SMEs can prepare for the ‘new world order’ for European CEO.

SMEs are well-placed to succeed in the new world order due to their agility and adaptability, even amid political uncertainty and technological disruption. While challenges like Brexit and global trade barriers persist, SMEs that pursue international markets and collaborations can achieve strong growth. With better support and simpler regulations, SMEs can play a vital role in driving sustainable economic development and job creation worldwide.

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    17 July 2017

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