Our team consists of highly qualified and motivated professionals, who are all experts in their field. With many years of experience in the industry, they have the expertise to provide comprehensive, first-rate facilitations.
Chairman and Former Minister of State at the Cabinet Office (2020-2022) responsible for border readiness related to UK's exit from the European Union.
Co vice-Chairman. Founder and CEO of the EORI Group of companies, specialising in simplified customs processes. AIBF UK-Irish Business Person of the Year 2023.
Co vice-Chairman. One of the World's leading experts on international trade, competition and regulatory reform. Co-Chair of the Growth Commission.
Global Head of Trade and Customs at Maersk. Former Director of World Customs Organisation and Director General of Swedish customs.
Managing Partner at Strong & Herd. Specialises in UK customs compliance and British exporting. Awarded an MBE for exceptional service to British exporters in 2023.
Former Federal Senior Executive Leader with over 34 years of experience in law enforcement, international trade, international policy development and standard setting.
Former senior advisor to Michael Gove MP on Brexit Border Readiness. Co-Founder of clearBorder a firm specialising in trade training.
Former senior Executive at three of the world’s major Ports (Salalah, New York and Felixstowe) and led internationally significant investment projects in each of them.
Former Director General of UK Border Force and Director of Borders Canada. Awarded a CBE for vital role in delivering 2012 London Olympics. Chairman of IBMATA (Int Border Management and Technologies Association)
Former Director of Customs Transformation at HMRC. Associate of the Cabinet Office infrastructure and projects authority.
Leads the Digital Transformation team at IOE&IT, projects include Kenyan Single Trade Window, UK EcoSystem of Trust, Freeports as well as projects working with Europoort in the Netherlands.
Director of Strategic Projects and International Development at IOE&IT (Institute of Export and International Trade). Dean of the UK Customs Academy.
There is no trade without traders! The Commission works closely with traders of all sizes to identify continuous process improvement and access to new and emerging markets.
Working closely with Government to realise the positive effects of trade on economic growth with particular emphasis on GDP per capita improvements.
Brexit, and the increase in the volume of declarations, has created a fresh approach from HMRC, concentrating on simplifications, facilitations and closer engagement with traders.
United Kingdom is an island nation with 120 commercial ports and 40 airports....and a channel tunnel! These are important touchpoints in international trade and vital to the success of Global Britain.
The Trade Facilitation Commission was launched on the 26th January 2024 at an event held at the House of Commons to mark International Customs Day and the vital role that trade plays in the future success of United Kingdom.
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