With a shared history and strong cultural ties, the opportunities for collaboration between American and British businesses cannot be overstated. But what are the differences between the two countries? What will you need to know if you’re looking to set up a business in either nation?

In this final episode of the season, host and international trade specialist Richard Baigent is joined by Nick Farmer, tax specialist at Menzies LLP, and Georgie Collins, Head of Irwin Mitchell’s US Desk. They discuss the differences in business culture between the two countries, how to enter a foreign market strategically, and what help is available to do so.

Investment Zones are helping to decentralise economic growth, ensuring overseas investors can find local talent across the country.

In this episode, Richard Baigent is joined by Ben Russell, Deputy Head of Priority Opportunities for the Department of Business and Trade, and Claire Petricca-Riding, Head of Planning and Environment at Irwin Mitchell, to discuss how they work.

High on the government’s industry growth strategy is inviting overseas investment into the UK. Freeports are one incentive available – but how exactly do they work?

In the latest episode of our Business But Better podcast, host and international trade specialist Richard Baigent is joined by Amy Lambert, Head of Freeports and Investment Zones at the Department of Business and Trade, and Irwin Mitchell planning expert Pamela Chesterman. They discuss what a freeport is, where they are, and how to use them effectively.