French target market seminar for marine industry
Did you know France is one of the leading European countries in marine and shipbuilding industries? Before the pandemic, France's domestic demand was increasing, and the country was a major exporter to other countries. In 2018/2019, the revenues generated by the French marine industry was at its peak since 2008.
Join our webinar to learn more about the French marine and shipbuilding sector. We will give a snapshot of the French marine industry and give tips on how to enter the French market. During the webinar, Enterprise Estonia export advisor in France, Kristiina Kalda, will talk about French market opportunities and Estonian company will share their experience in French market.
TIME AND PLACE
15th April 2021, 10-11.15 AM, Zoom
WORKING LANGUAGE
English
SPEAKERS
Nicolas Bernard-Masson is the founder and Managing Director of Masson International Sàrl, a company established in 2019 in Switzerland with offices in France. Masson International is providing market-entry and business development services for international companies interested in the French, Swiss and Belgian markets. Prior to this, he was Export Area Manager for a manufacturer of medical devices. He oversaw the sales and distribution network for 12 countries.
Nicolas also held a position of consultant for a firm specializing in international business development. He was responsible for helping customers to develop their business in the United States, through partner searches or foreign direct investments.
Company’s website: www.massoninternational.com
LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolas-bernard-masson-5a87b75a/
Kristiina Kalda has been working as an export advisor for Enterprise Estonia in France since October 2014. He has previously lived and studied in France for over 15 years. Before joining Enterprise Estonia, Kristiina worked for 7 years as an economic advisor and attaché of the trade department at the French Embassy in Tallinn. Kristiina also has work experience in the private sector in both France and Estonia.