Investment and other opportunities in Poland (June 2009)
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A presentation by Nigel Adams entitled "Investment and other opportunities in Poland" at East Midlands International Trade Association (EMITA) event "Partner with Poland" at Loughborough University, UK on 10 June 2009.
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- 3. Jobs created by FDI in 2008 Nigel Adams & Company Ltd
- 4. Investment Projects in 2008 Nigel Adams & Company Ltd
- 5. Ease of doing business Nigel Adams & Company Ltd The lower the ranking the easier to do business
- 6. Future FDI Intentions Nigel Adams & Company Ltd
- 7. Poland Nigel Adams & Company Ltd Source: CIA, BBC and British Polish Chamber of Commerce Area : 312,685 sq km Population : 38.5 million Av pay : £666/mth (March 2009) Corporate tax rate : 19% Inflation : 4.0% (April 2009) Unemployment : 11.0% (2009) Growth rate : 2.0% (2009 Fcst) Main exports : Food products, Furniture, Vehicles & Automotive components.
- 11. Special Economic Zones Nigel Adams & Company Ltd
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- Introduction I am here talking to you today at the request of Juliet Pask as I have been involved in business with Poland since 1972. Yes 1972, I am that old!! Having obtained an degree in Business Studies back in 1970, my work in International Marketing started when was a young export sales representative working for Massey Ferguson. Yes, as you see, it was a long time ago!! I have been involved in international business since that time, following my work with Massey Ferguson, I worked for Cargill (commodity traders) as a Counter-trader and since 1985 as an independent international business adviser. Although I have been involved with Central & Eastern Europe for about 3 5 years, from 1993 until 2002 , I actually lived in Poland and worked all around the country. At that time I was a British government Know How Fund Adviser, helping to change the mentality of people in state companies prior to and during privatisation. My original Know How Fund project was forecast to last about 18 months, but our work was very successful and my contract was renewed every year throughout the 1990’s. Today I have two full time jobs which I will tell you about at the end of my talk.