GoGlobal Trade will organise roadshows to generate investor interest, build partnerships or strengthen market presence with key stakeholders and potential clients
The following key components will wish to be considered to ensure effectiveness:
OBJECTIVE DEFINITION
Clearly outline the goals of the roadshow (e.g., fundraising, product launch, market expansion).
TARGET AUDIENCE IDENTIFICATION
Determine who will be part of the roadshow, such as institutional investors, retail investors, analysts, or business partners.
PRESENTATION MATERIALS
Prepare polished presentation decks that summarize key messages, financials, business strategies, and market opportunities.
Include visual aids, such as charts and graphs, to illustrate data.
EXECUTIVE TEAM
Assemble a knowledgeable team that may include the CEO, CFO, and other key executives who can address various aspects of the business.
PITCH/MESSAGE STRUCTURE
Develop a clear and concise narrative that conveys the company's vision, value proposition, and competitive advantages.
Include a Q&A session to address stakeholder concerns and feedback.
LOGISTICS PLANNING
Proper scheduling to accommodate stakeholders' availability.
PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES
Consider pre-roadshow communications such as press releases, emails, and social media announcements to generate interest.
FOLLOW-UP STRATEGY
Plan a systematic approach for follow-up communications after the roadshow to maintain engagement and answer further questions.
FEEDBACK MECHANISM
Implement methods for gathering feedback from participants to gauge the effectiveness of the roadshow and areas for improvement in future presentations.
GoGlobal Trade assesses opportunities for major corporates and SMEs to enter new or deepen existing markets, develop and implement market entry strategies, navigating regulatory and operational challenges.
What is Trade Facilitation ?
Governments can increase performance by demonstrating that they are open for business in a digital and accountable age, developing a single national framework and implementing an environmentally sustainable and socially ethical programme.
GoGlobal Trade have designed a suite of supportive systems and services that collectively enhance capacity in partnership, which could include adjustment to national legislation.
What is a Trade Enabler ?
Trade Enablers has been developed by GoGlobal Trade to showcase a limited number of verified organizations from different sectors from each country that excel in providing services of excellence.
What is Global Network?
Global Network has been developed by GoGlobal Trade to showcase verified organizations providing quality service from differing key sectors and sub categories by country.
What are Resources ?
Resources offers a range of free-to-access general information globally to assist executives to identify active public sector tenders in which to participate, in addition to a who's who of associations that serve as a point of reference through which to build a personalized business network.
Euro Exim Bank, an authorised supervised bank regulated by the Financial Services. Regulatory Authority of St Lucia, supports SME’s and Tier 2/3 corporates globally with the issuance of financial instruments.
For international buyers and sellers, the evolving world of international trade involves complex regulation, compliance and confidence. Navigating this ever-changing landscape, EEB provides safeguarded, trusted, cost effective services.
Our primary role is issuance of Instruments, including:
Letter of Credit: Document issued by the Bank that guarantees payment to a seller on behalf of a buyer.
Standby Letter of Credit: Bank document issued on behalf of its client, providing a guarantee of its commitment to pay the seller if the buyer defaults on the agreement.
Bank Guarantee & Tender Guarantee: Promise by the Bank to cover losses in case of Buyer or service provider default on its project or performance obligation.
Proof of Funds: Statement that verifies an individual or entity has a certain amount of Funds available.
Pre-Advice Service: Offered by the Bank to inform the beneficiary of the details of a letter of credit before the shipping documents are presented.
Bank Comfort Letter: Assures a third party of appropriate soundness of a particular individual or Company.
Ready, Willing & Able Letter: Issued by the bank that confirms that a company is financially capable of fulfilling a contract.
Euro Exim Bank, an authorised supervised bank regulated by the Financial Services. Regulatory Authority of St Lucia, supports SME’s and Tier 2/3 corporates globally with the issuance of financial instruments.
For international buyers and sellers, the evolving world of international trade involves complex regulation, compliance and confidence. Navigating this ever-changing landscape, EEB provides safeguarded, trusted, cost effective services.
Our primary role is issuance of Instruments, including:
Letter of Credit: Document issued by the Bank that guarantees payment to a seller on behalf of a buyer.
Standby Letter of Credit: Bank document issued on behalf of its client, providing a guarantee of its commitment to pay the seller if the buyer defaults on the agreement.
Bank Guarantee & Tender Guarantee: Promise by the Bank to cover losses in case of Buyer or service provider default on its project or performance obligation.
Proof of Funds: Statement that verifies an individual or entity has a certain amount of Funds available.
Pre-Advice Service: Offered by the Bank to inform the beneficiary of the details of a letter of credit before the shipping documents are presented.
Bank Comfort Letter: Assures a third party of appropriate soundness of a particular individual or Company.
Ready, Willing & Able Letter: Issued by the bank that confirms that a company is financially capable of fulfilling a contract.
