Renishaw's Iatalese joins expert panel for international trade

As one of three members of the panel, Iatalese answered the audience's questions about the challenges related to international trade that she had faced and how she overcame them.

Iatalese explains: "Nobody knows how Brexit is going to pan out so there is a lot of concern, especially among small and medium sized businesses, about what the implications will be. The annual summit that the Institute of Export and International Trade runs is a great opportunity for business leaders to gain advice and insight that may help them with decisions they have to make in coming months. The organisation also provides a forum with a bank of information and recent news for members, as well as a Helpline Enquiry section for exporters to obtain written advice."

Iatalese began working on the World Customs Compliance and Regulations Diploma, run by the IOE&IT, in 2016. She completed the course, which was funded by Renishaw, with an award for the highest dissertation grade. Her dissertation was a project to redesign commercial trade documentation so that it is acceptable to many customs jurisdictions worldwide.

As well as appearing on the panel at the South West Summit, Iatalese will be a member of the expert panel that can be contacted by the IOE&IT to reply to requests for advice received via the Helpline Enquiry form. People that contact the IOE&IT with queries related to her specialist area, tariff classifications and free trade agreements, may be referred to her for expert advice and information.

To find out more about Renishaw's work and contributions in the local area and the wider community, visit www.renishaw.com/en/corporate-social-responsibility--16194.