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How to spend $75 million of venture capital cash

From its humble beginnings in Copenhagen, Tradeshift CEO and co-founder Christian Lanng tells GrowthBusiness how he's taken the business global and where the company's new VC investment will be put to work.

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Why businesses should bring manufacturing back to the UK

Jason Leslie, managing director at UK Point of Sale Group, explains why he's confident about the future for UK manufacturers and why in-house is often best.

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How the UKTI helped one company’s international expansion

For companies hoping to grow in new global markets, Postcode Anywhere chief executive Guy Mucklow explains how the UKTI has helped take his business to Australia.

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Croatia – the heart of untapped Europe for businesses

Richard Britton, CEO of CloudSense, reveals why the time is ripe to expand your business to Croatia.

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Why a non-executive advisor may be just the tonic your growth strategy needs

Alex Arnot, a non-executive board advisor to a range of SME organisations, outlines six reasons why you can't afford NOT to appoint one.

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Don’t let big businesses call the shots

Having first raised the argument that SMEs are failing to connect with enterprises, Tradeshift CEO Christian Lanng looks at how smaller businesses should not be bullied by the big boys.

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UK SMEs should engage in the Chinese way to boost investment flows

Howard Leigh, Lord Leigh of Hurley and senior partner at Cavendish Corporate Finance, uses his experience of global business to point out ways for British SMEs to reap the benefits of a growing Chinese market.

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Mexico: much more than the M of the MINTs

Gabriela Castro-Fontoura, director at Sunny Sky Solutions, gives her tips on how businesses should prepare before entering the Mexican market.

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UK SMEs should engage in the Chinese way to boost investment flows

Howard Leigh, Lord Leigh of Hurley and senior partner at Cavendish Corporate Finance, uses his experience of global business to point out ways for British SMEs to reap the benefits of a growing Chinese market.

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Mexico: much more than the M of the MINTs

Gabriela Castro-Fontoura, director at Sunny Sky Solutions, gives her tips on how businesses should prepare before entering the Mexican market.

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India – Still a land of opportunity for business

Adrian Mutton, CEO of Sannam S4, which helps UK companies explore opportunities, then set up and expand in India, outlines the key issues which companies considering the Indian market must bear in mind.

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Building a better business in Brazil

Glenn Porter, general manager of international identity verification at GB Group, provides a run down on what needs to be done to enter the Brazilian e-commerce market.

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How to manage fast growth without bursting at the seams  

Growing quickly and efficiently takes careful planning, explains IglooBooks co-founder and CEO John Styring.

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Control and succession in family businesses – Keeping it in the family

Douglas Streatfeild-James, senior associate in the family business team at law firm Burges Salmon, looks at the issue of transition when it comes to family-owned businesses.

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