A North West MEP is calling on a Lancashire telecoms supplier to join him on a visit to Brussels to discuss business development opportunities and help cut through red tape.
The growth of smartphone technology and global mobile development is having a positive impact on Abbey Telecom’s business. From its headquarters on the Furthergate Industrial Estate, the firm boasts continual growth in its customer base and is thriving despite the recession.
“Sajjad was aware of our interests in Europe and was determined to involve us and find out a little bit more about our business, our online presence and how EU and global markets affect us,” explained Abbey Telecom managing director Tony Raynor.
The MEP added: “This is a genuine example of how a local business is being affected by global industry changes and how technology continues to improve the way we can work. “As our meeting progressed, it became clear that the company could assist us with feedback on EU regulation. We are looking at taking a group of companies over to Brussels to speak to policy makers and give them first hand experiences of SMEs facing legislative barriers.”
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