Join us at London Tech Week 2023
London Tech Week (12-16 June) is a global celebration of tech, uniting the most innovative thinkers and talent of tomorrow in a week-long festival. Showcasing how tech is transforming business and society, London Tech Week drives thought provoking conversations around innovation, diversity and transformation, providing a platform for the tech ecosystem to come together to drive change.
techUK will be running a number of fringe events throughout the week, click on the links below for more information:
6 June: Tech Policy Leadership Conference 2023
7 June: Launch of the DSIT Portfolio of AI Assurance Techniques
12 June - International Telecoms Conference – In Partnership with DSIT
13 June - How can the energy sector leverage digitalisation for long-term energy resiliency?
14 June - Recruiting top talent as an SME
14 June - UK-Vietnam Tech Workshop
14 June - Report Launch: State of the Connected Home 2023
14 June - What makes the West Midlands a leading UK location For Emerging Tech?
15 June - Connected cars in London – the key to a smart city?
15 June - Tech Trade and Sustainability Conference
15 June - Supporting SMEs to partner with System Integrators
With ambitious deals such as the UK-Australia Free Trade Agreement, UK-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, the recent agreement in principle for a trade deal with New Zealand, the Digital Economy Agreement with Singapore, and CPTPP access negotiations, the UK is forging strong digital trade links in the Asia Pacific and taking substantive steps in pursing the “tilt” towards Indo-Pacific strategy. In this session, we will explore what commercial opportunities the UK’s new FTA wins bring to tech businesses and how to maximise their benefits for digital tech scaleups.
Join this UK-APAC Tech Forum to discuss:
- Why does digital trade policy matter for UK businesses looking to enter or already doing business in the APAC region.
- What commercial opportunities do new free trade agreements present for UK tech businesses.
- How to ensure new digital trade agreements deliver benefits to businesses.
- What’s next for UK’s digital trade policy in the APAC region.
For online attendance, please register here.
We will be joined by:
- Natalie Black, Her Majesty's Trade Commissioner for Asia Pacific, Department for International Trade
- Julian David, CEO, techUK
- Sally Jones, Partner for Trade Policy, EY
- Christopher Bush, Regional Director of the Asia Pacific Digital Trade Network, Department for International Trade
- Nick Russell, Deputy Director of the Digital Trade Team, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
- Andrew Bud, Founder and CEO, iProov
This session will be followed by another APAC focused event on Expanding your tech business into Asia and Greater Bay Area via Hong Kong
Please register separately for this event.
