Navigating international business can be tricky, but having the right tools and resources can significantly enhance efficiency and success. These tools are essential for market research as well as to help you to overcome barriers like language, cultural differences, financial regulations, and logistical challenges.

International Trade Week returns this year from 6 - 10 November with the Department for Business and Trade teaming up with LCCI and industry supporters to champion and promote international trade.

Stikes will cause hard-pressed London businesses to lose customers this winter.

LCCI is proud to offer its members a permanent referral reward scheme. Recommend someone to become a paid member at LCCI and you will be rewarded with a monthly changing prize!Find out how to enter, what this month's prizes is and our T&Cs in this article.

Join LCCI CEO Richard Burge and start-up heavyweights Tej Lalvani, Holly Tucker, Euan Blair, and 100+ inspirational founders and leaders - some you might not have heard of (yet), at SME XPO, 25-26 May 2022, Olympia London. 

London Business Matters Magazine Editor, Peter Bishop, interviews LCCI Chair Julia Onslow-Cole, Partner at Fragomen LLP.

We are pleased to announce the University of East London (UEL) is now a Patron Member, and a Programme Partner of our Skills Group.

This article explores and unravels the intricacies of the distributional effects of international trade, debunks common misconceptions, and sheds light on the broader spectrum of the global trading influence on economies and societies worldwide.

On 6 November 2023, UK businesses celebrated the third consecutive year of International Trade Week (ITW). Led by the Department of Business and Trade (DBT) and in partnership with LCCI and other supporters, ITW brought hundreds of delegates and businesses together to champion and celebrate international trade. 

LCCI is disappointed with the Government’s indecision and sudden change of plans to not terminate the High Speed 2 (HS2) rail line at Euston.