The Interceltic Business Forum, featured on BBC Cornwall, explores Celtic collaboration, international trade, and the role of cultural heritage in building a stronger business community.
In a recent interview with BBC Cornwall, Charles Kergaravat, Founder of Breizh Amerika, and Nicola Lloyd, Director of Trade and Investment at Cornwall Trade and Investment, offered insights into the upcoming Interceltic Business Forum, a unique event celebrating the intersection of Celtic culture and commerce. Set to take place in Falmouth, the forum promises to be a vibrant space where shared heritage meets innovative enterprise.
At its core, the Interceltic Business Forum is all about connection. Whether it’s businesses from Cornwall, Brittany, Wales, or further afield, the event encourages collaboration among the Celtic nations—regions that, while geographically spread out, share deep cultural and economic ties. “We have common themes that are the same,” Kergaravat explained, emphasizing how cultural identity often informs business values and practices.
The forum doesn’t just celebrate heritage—it tackles the practical side of doing business in a global economy. From navigating trade regulations to building international partnerships, attendees will find plenty of opportunities to engage in meaningful dialogue. Workshops are designed to provide hands-on advice for entrepreneurs, while panels will focus on emerging sectors like renewable energy and the role of the diaspora in business growth.
Nicola Lloyd highlighted Cornwall’s growing role on the international stage. “We’re trying to open doors for people,” she said, noting the county’s vibrant and distinctive business ecosystem. From creative industries to sustainable tech, Cornwall offers fertile ground for innovation, and the forum will showcase local success stories while inviting others to be part of the journey.
Aside from being free and open to all, the Interceltic Business Forum is more than just a networking event—it’s a chance to build a supportive, cross-border business community rooted in shared history and forward-thinking ambition.
Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or simply curious about the intersection of culture and commerce, this event is an open door into the future of Celtic business.
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