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Export companies Export share

10 %

90 %

Globalization = increasing competition

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80%

90%

100%

110%

120%

130%

140%

150%

160%

170%

2000 2005 2008

Change in expenditure on R&D as % of GDP (baseline 2000) China

Republic ofKorea

Denmark

EU15

United States ofAmerica

United Kingdomof Great Britainand NorthernIreland

0.00%

0.20%

0.40%

0.60%

0.80%

1.00%

1.20%

1.40%

EU15(average)

EU15(averageexcl. DE,FR & UK)

DENMARK CHINA,PEOPLE'S

REP.

BRAZIL INDIA

Patents granted, % of all patents granted by USPTO

2000 2005 2010

Brazilian

cow skin

Tanned in

Indonesia

Shoe production

in China

Leg sewed

in ItalyShoe sold

in the US

Increased trade regulation- Global supply chains produce complex regulation

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Globalization =

increased

competition

Too few exporting

companies

Increased trade

regulation

Challenges

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Better access to global growth

• Globalization has made export and international expansion easier and lowered transaction costs

However, there are also opportunities

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Better access to global growth

• Globalization has made export and international expansion easier and lowered transaction costs

Global demand for Danish clustercompetencies

• Danish technology is well positioned regardingfuture global scarce ressources

However, there are also opportunities

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Better access to global growth

• Globalization has made export and international expansion easier and lowered transaction costs

Global demand for Danish clustercompetencies

• Danish technology is well positioned regardingfuture global scarce ressources

The middle class is growing

• In 2030 the middle class will make up 1,2 billion of the worlds population – in 2005 that numberwas 400 million

However, there are also opportunities

Commercial

knowledge

Political AccessGlobal

network

Counseling

Who are we – how can we help?

The Trade Council contributes to

value, growth and knowledge in

Denmark through Global Counselling and Partnerships

Our mission?

DKK 30 billion in

increased export

1.050 Jobs

DKK 30 billion in

increased export

1.050 Jobs

High value – 67 %

DKK 30 billion in

increased export

1.050 Jobs

High value – 67 %

Extensive outreach –

7.500 customers in 2015

DKK 30 billion in

increased export

1.050 Jobs

High value – 67 %

Extensive outreach –

7.500 customers in 2015

High employee satisfaction

DKK 30 billion in

increased export

1.050 Jobs

High value – 67 %

Extensive outreach –

7.500 customers in 2015

High employee satisfaction

Effective

knowledge sharing

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17

The Trade

Council

CompaniesIncreased export sales, innovation counseling,

raising capital

Ministry of Finance

own financial contribution 25%

Trade organizationsStrategic partnerships

ParliamentGrowth and job creation

Board of Directors

Value and outreach

The Government

Government platform etc.

Global Growth

• Help companies – not least SMEs – to start up and grow on export markets

Global Public Affairs

• Help companies understand and deal with risk, corruption, public/private stakeholders, and CSR on export markets

Innovation

• Help companiesget from idea to product drawingupon capitaland expertisefrom worldleadinginnovative clusters

Invest in Denmark

• Attract foreigncompanies to leading Danish clusters

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4 business Areas

GLOBAL PRESENCE

THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Embassies (74)

Multilateral representations (8)

Representation offices (6)

Consulate General (4)

Trade offices w visa department (9)

Other trade offices (7)

Innovation centres (6)

20

250 advisors,

including 120 sector specialists

At 60+ markets

TC employees

21

0

50

100

150

200

250

Locally employedstaff

Posted staff

Staff inCopenhagen

22

Regionally linked

The Trade Council

Regional departments

Local business service

Entrepreneurs and companies

Food, agriculture

ICT

Furniture, design,

fashion and textiles

Health

Energy and

environment

Construction and

architecture

Strong sector competencies

Innovation

Innovation

Innovation services

Innovation

Technology search

Innovation services

Innovation

Technology search

Match-making

Innovation services

Innovation

Technology search

Match-making

Conferences, workshops, seminars

Innovation services

Innovation

Technology search

Match-making

Conferences, workshops, seminars

R&D, recruitment, talent dev.

Innovation services

Innovation

Technology search

Match-making

Conferences, workshops, seminars

R&D, recruitment, talent dev.

Innovation network

Innovation services

Innovation

Technology search

Match-making

Conferences, workshops, seminars

R&D, recruitment, talent dev.

Innovation network

Business innovation

Innovation services

Innovation

Innovation inspiration

tour

Technology search

Match-making

Conferences, workshops, seminars

R&D, recruitment, talent dev.

Innovation network

Business innovation

Venture capital

consulting

Innovation services

Innovation

Innovation inspiration

tours

Technology search

Match-making

Conferences, workshops, seminars

R&D, recruitment, talent dev.

Innovation network

Business innovation

Venture capital

consulting

Innovation services

5500Unique companies we

advised in 2011

5500Unique companies we

advised in 2011

42%were SME’s

5500Unique companies we

advised in 2011

42%were SME’s 1300

Jobs created through

invest in Denmark

5500Unique companies we

advised in 2011

42%were SME’s

105Joint export promotion

campaigns

1400 companies

(800 SME)

1300Jobs created through

invest in Denmark

5500Unique companies we

advised in 2011

Approx. 30billion. DKK in expected

additional export over a

three year period

42%were SME’s

105Joint export promotion

campaigns

1400 companies

(800 SME)

1300Jobs created through

invest in Denmark

Customers in every industry

Energy and environment; 22,0%

Food and agriculture; 10,0%

Furniture, design, and fashion; 12%

Health; 11%ICT; 11%

Machinery industry; 6%

Public insitutions; 2%

Service, 10%

Outsourcing; 3%

Transport and logistics; 2%

Construction; 9%

40

Distribution of services

Market Intelligence/Market Access

47%

Incubator1%

Other commercialconsulting

18%

Recruitment2%

Joint export promotion campaigns

16%

Publications2%

Global Public Affairs7%

Innovation services4%

PR activities3%

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Free of

charge

services

Chargeable

services

SME

funding

Services

Services

Hotline WebsiteTechnical

export advice

Referral to local

counselling

Individual

counselling

Globalize

Services

Global growthRecruitment IncubatorPartner

search

Market and

customer

analyses

OutsourcingJoint export

promotion

campaigns

Services

Global growth

Global public

affairs Risk

handling

!Stakeholder

management

Intelligence

monitoring

Commercial

diplomacy

CSR Base of

pyramid

Recruitment IncubatorPartner

search

Market and

customer

analyses

Trade policy

OutsourcingJoint export

promotion

campaigns

Services

Innovation

packages

Export

preparation

Export start VitusExport start

growth

Vitus growth

Joint export

promotion

campaigns

Innovation

camps

Services

Get off to a good start

First steps on the market

Retention and

development of the market

Challenges on the market

Export

preparation

Export start Outsourcing CounsellingInnovation

Get off to a good start

Trade

barriers

Technical

export advice

Counselling

First steps on the market

Joint export

promotion

campaigns

Export start Establishment Global public

affairs

RecruitmentMarket

analysis

VitusFinance

Retention and development of the market

Joint export

promotion

campaigns

Establishment Global public

affairs

RecruitmentMarket

analysis

Finance

CSR

Partner search

Challenges on the market

Global public

affairsDebt

collection

CSRAnti corruption

!

Trade barriersTechnical

export advice