UK – What next? Supply Chain!
How is your supply chain doing after the end of UK's transition period out of the EU? All smooth sailing? Have roadblocks appeared? Three top tier international legal firms answer your questions!
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The United Kingdom is now a Sovereign Nation, no longer part of the European Union from 1 January 2021.
What is status and how is it going now? Is your company still uncertain about how you trade with Danish customers? How is your flow of products and services going to your destinations across the United Kingdom: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland? What about your customs clearance? Your contracts? Your employees? Your flow of goods? Your liabilities? …and the list goes on and on.
In the second of this mini-series of webinars we will focus on supply chain matters. The United Kingdom and Denmark have throughout much of our history had close trading links. That is no different today and advanced supply chains of products and services have evolved across many trades and industries, in particular in:
- Energy and carbon reduction systems like Offshore Wind, District Heating and Insolation
- Pharmaceutical and biotechnology products and service
- Financial services
- Smart building and city technologies
- Food
- Design
- Technology startups, professional service firms, software companies and many more
With a mix of a fireside chat, status update and virtual break-out rooms, your business matter and this is the place to tune into for UK and Danish businesses alike.
- Programme
- Panel
- Breakouts
- Target audience
- About
Programme
| All times are in GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) | |
| 09.55 | Recommended login time |
| 10.00 | Welcome to this second of a series of “UK – What next” events. Today’s focus “Supply Chain” |
| 10.05 | Key note: Status of current state of affairs of the Danish-UK Supply Chain on a cross section of industries. |
| Peder Gellert Pedersen, Executive Vice President, Ferry Division, DFDS A/S | |
| 10.15 | Moderated fireside chat, getting latest observations and pushing key questions to the panel. |
| Sarah Riding, Partner, Gowling Tue Goldschmieding, Partner, Gorrissen Federspiel Tyge Rasmussen, Partner, Kromann Reumert Moderated by Peder Gellert Pedersen, Executive Vice President, Ferry Division, DFDS A/S | |
| Questions? Email them to us now already – email questions. | |
| 10.45 | Open Q&A |
| 10.55 | End of main part – and start of breakouts |
| 11.00 | Breakout webinar rooms. |
| We now offer all attendees with additional questions to meet a representative from either of the panelists or the organisers. In these rooms no question is too trivial or small. You are not being exposed to a large group of attendees and being in smaller intimate groups you get to talk to open mic and camera with the firms and fellow attendees, and can exchange connections for follow ups if of use and needed. The breakout rooms will be lead by advisors from: – Gorrissen Federspiel – Gowling WLG – Kromann Reumert The organisers are happy to connect you post event on request to people in the group you attended. | |
| 11.30 | End of programme |
Panel
 | DFDS, provides ferry and transport services in Europe to over 10,000 freight customers, and deliver high reliability through ferry & port terminal services and transport & logistics solutions. For five million passengers, they provide safe overnight and short sea ferry services. Their employees operates on land and sea and in offices across 23 countries. DFDS was founded in 1866, is headquartered in Copenhagen, and listed on Nasdaq Copenhagen. DFDS is a Patron’s Circle member of the Danish-UK Assoction. | |
 | Peder Gellert Pedersen, is Executive Vice President, Ferry Division, DFDS A/S, which covers all Passenger, Ro-Ro and Ro-Pax activities and their associated terminals. He joined DFDS in 1994. | |
 | Gorrissen Federspiel ranks among the leading corporate law firms in Denmark and has strong international relations. They offer legal services within all areas of Danish and EU business law and is organised into 28 practice areas. Gorrissen Federspiel is a member of the British Chamber of Commerce in Denmark. | |
 | Tue Goldschmieding, Partner, provides advice to Danish and international clients on outsourcing, IT contracts and the protection of information privacy. Tue has extensive experience in complex outsourcing and IT transactions as well as the handling of legislative and security-related issues concerning protection of information privacy. | |
 | Gowling WLG is a leading Anglo-Canadian multinational law firm. Gowling WLG has been active in the conversation surrounding Brexit since the beginning, commenting on a wide variety of related topics and issues. Gowling WLG is a member of the Danish-UK Assoction. | |
 | Sarah Riding, Partner, is an experienced commercial contract specialist advising on a wide range of commercial arrangements. Her wealth of experience includes supply of goods and services, manufacturing arrangements, supply chain management, logistics, routes to market, franchising, technology contracts and outsourcing. Sarah acts for clients both nationally and internationally and has worked on many cross-border arrangements. | |
 | Kromann Reumert, is the leading law firm in Denmark with offices in Copenhagen, Aarhus, London and Brussels. The main focus in London is to establish and maintain contacts in the UK for Danish and UK/international clients and to advise clients involved in cross-border transactions and disputes. Kromann Reumert is a Patron’s Circle member of the Danish-UK Assoction. | |
 | Tyge Rasmussen, Partner, provides advice on national and cross-border mergers and acquisitions, corporate structures and restructuring, shareholding, investments, and incentive schemes for executive employees and directors. In addition, Tyge is highly experienced in advising on joint ventures, including commercial public-private joint ventures, and in providing contract law advice to buyers or sellers. |
Breakouts
We now offer all attendees with additional questions to meet a representative from either of the panelists or the organisers.
In the breakout rooms no question is too trivial or small. You are not being exposed to a large group of attendees and being in smaller intimate groups you get to talk to open mic and camera with the firms and fellow attendees, and can exchange connections for follow ups if of use and needed. The breakout rooms will be lead by advisors from:
– Gorrissen Federspiel
– Gowling WLG
– Kromann Reumert
The organisers are happy to connect you post event on request to people in the group you attended.
Target audience
Who should attend?
If your company or your role at your company from a British perspective or Danish perspective covers one or more of the following – sign up now!
- Any Danish/UK company who are trading across the North Sea in and out of the UK to and from an EU country like Denmark.
- Transport companies
- Life Sciences companies developing, researching, trading products and services
- Energy and energy efficiency companies involved in the renewable energy sectors like wind, solar, insolation, district heating, waste incineration, etc.
- Food, drinks and hospitality related companies
- Software companies
- Retailers – offline and online
- Business leaders who has to make:
- Strategic decisions to business, contracts, operations, expansions, closing down, etc.
- Decisions relating to employees
- Decisions relating to transfer value of goods, services, funds, data, etc
- Decisions relating to starting up/closing down business in the UK vis a vis Denmark
- UK or DK Trade organisations who are advising their members
- Professional service firms who advice clients on international transactions.
- Capital investment companies, lenders, banks, financial institutions operating cross borders
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