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Develop your business abroad
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psps helps companies do business across borders by delivering clear, concise market analyses, arranging meetings with potential clients (or partners) abroad, and running continuous online lead generation campaigns with immediate measurable results. Sometimes we work with individual businesses, sometimes with a group in the form of a trade mission.
We regularly travel to Belgium as well as Germany, where we are supported by our own country manager with offices near Frankfurt and Berlin. For all other clients, we operate as an equity partner of IBG Global, an organization with offices in 53 countries. This partnership enables us to assist businesses worldwide.
Projects
Below are details on some of our most recent projects. Click on the following link for an overview of our current projects.
Agriculture trade mission to Benin
Due to limited access to equipment, high quality inputs (including high-quality seeds, fertilizers, crop protection products, etc.) and opportunities for financing, Benin's current agricultural systems are not good enough to fill the gap between supply and demand.
For these reasons, developing the horticulture sector has been a spearhead for the Benin government since 2016. The Netherlands is considered a key partner in this.
Hannover Messe Netherlands start-up pavilion 2022
To build on the momentum of the great success of the CES Las Vegas mission for so many startups & scaleups, we’re already working hard on a large startup & scale mission to the Hannover Messe (HM).
It’s the next great opportunity for startups & scaleups to reignite their internationalization plans that have been on hold too long. HM is the largest industrial technology trade show in the world, that traditionally attracts well over 200,000 visitors from around the world.
Trade Mission eHealth to Switzerland
The Netherlands and Switzerland have a similar vision for the future of healthcare. Much attention is given to prevention and improving the health of its citizens. Both countries have a large baby-boomer population are innovative countries and face similar challenges in terms of health expenditure. This provides a good basis for cooperation between the Dutch and Swiss business communities and institutes.
PIB eHealth Germany
A group of Dutch eHealth expert companies from the Life Sciences & Health (LSH) sector have joined forces in a public-private partnership to build partnerships with German counterparts to adopt and integrate eHealth solutions. The cluster has more than 10 years of experience and knowledge of the Dutch market, and expertise on the deployment of a solid and secured digital infrastructure, also already in Germany.
Trade mission horticulture to France
There are plenty of developments in French horticulture, and particularly in greenhouse horticulture. Precisely in this sector there are opportunities for Dutch companies. They can exchange their expertise...
International matchmaking by b2fair – World Expo Dubai 2020
The Enterprise Europe Network of the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce invites you to participate in its International Brokerage Event at the World Expo 2020 in Dubai from the 23rd to 25th January 2022.
Develop your business abroad
Gain trust. Get Connected. Generate Revenue.
psps helps companies do business across borders by delivering clear, concise market analyses, arranging meetings with potential clients (or partners) abroad, and running continuous online lead generation campaigns with immediate measurable results. Sometimes we work with individual businesses, sometimes with a group in the form of a trade mission.
We regularly travel to Belgium as well as Germany, where we are supported by our own country manager with offices near Frankfurt and Berlin. For all other clients, we operate as an equity partner of IBG Global, an organization with offices in 53 countries. This partnership enables us to assist businesses worldwide.
A few of our clients
Our most recent project
Agriculture trade mission to Benin
Due to limited access to equipment, high quality inputs (including high-quality seeds, fertilizers, crop protection products, etc.) and opportunities for financing, Benin's current agricultural systems are not good enough to fill the gap between supply and demand.
For these reasons, developing the horticulture sector has been a spearhead for the Benin government since 2016. The Netherlands is considered a key partner in this.
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