The company, which advises the UK’s Department for International Trade and Ireland’s Enterprise Ireland will draw on data, research and expert knowledge from their global teams as well as international business leaders across a range of industries and global government agencies.
The first episode of the series will feature CEO Mark O’Connell and Commercial Director Gareth Hagan who will provide an in-depth analysis of Investment Promotion Agency’s response to the crisis and a forward look strategy for post-crisis supply chains and business operations. As the series progresses, the analysis will reflect the evolving situation shining a light on global market conditions and the reaction to it.
Commenting on the series, Gareth Hagan, said ‘The current crisis is having an unprecedented impact on international trade and investment which is so crucial to many economies around the world. Businesses and investment promotion agencies need the right data at the right time to make informed decisions on how they should navigate their organisations through this period and it is for this reason that we are developing those conversations and providing insights on the latest data and research to inform that process.”
Having operated in the field of global trade and exports for more than two decades, OCO provides advice to a range of government agencies including the UK’s Department for International Trade, Enterprise Ireland and Japan’s External Trade Organisation as well as a range of multinational private sector clients such as Siemens and Santander. OCO 80 full time trade consultants across offices in London, Dublin, Paris, Frankfurt, New York, LA, Dubai, Belfast, Shanghai and Tokyo.
The series is free with registration via http://www2.ocoglobal.com/l/53912/2020-03-19/kp95mh
OCO Global CEO Mark O’Connell and Commercial Director Gareth Hagan