Gary Garner's guest appearances

Gary Garner

Calling All Sports

Business Beyond Borders

OwlTail

Matt Gassen

CAS 7 - 28 - 2-2023 Gary Garner, Matt Gassen by Calling All Sports

CAS 7 - 28 - 2-2023 Gary Garner, Matt Gassen

CAS 8 - 5-2 - 2022 Gary Garner DSU Men's BB Coach by Calling All Sports

CAS 8 - 5-2 - 2022 Gary Garner DSU Men's BB Coach

Brexit is getting weirder by the day … so what are the causes and what is the likely impact on businesses selling to Britain, or using the UK as using as a springboard to Europe?Join my colleague, Gary Garner and I as we chat about the latest Brexit developments, the Northern Ireland backstop, what sorts of opportunities Brexit is likely to generate … and what it might mean for your business.

Brexit is getting weirder by the day … so what are the causes and what is the likely impact on businesses selling to Britain, or using the UK as using as a springboard to Europe? Join my colleague, Gary Garner and I as we chat about the latest Brexit developments, the Northern Ireland backstop, what sorts of opportunities Brexit is likely to generate … and what it might mean for your business.

Episode #38 - Gary Garner on Brexit

For most companies ‘going global’, geopolitics is just background noise - it doesn’t affect how international business plays out day-to-day.But occasionally, big things happen on the international stage and companies have to take notice.In this episode, I talk to Gary Garner, our Senior China Advisor at Dearin about how to decide which geopolitical events to pay attention to and what the ongoing civil unrest in Hong Kong means for companies operating there.

For most companies ‘going global’, geopolitics is just background noise - it doesn’t affect how international business plays out day-to-day. But occasionally, big things happen on the international stage and companies have to take notice. In this episode, I talk to Gary Garner, our Senior China Advisor at Dearin about how to decide which geopolitical events to pay attention to and what the ongoing civil unrest in Hong Kong means for companies operating there.