British Expertise

British Expertise
Abbreviation	BEI
Formation	1966
Legal status	Not for profit company
Purpose	Membership organisation promoting British professional services abroad
Location	23 Grafton Street, London, UK;
Region served	UK
Chief Executive	Tom Cargill
Main organ	Board of Directors
Website	British Expertise

British Expertise is a trade organization based in London that promotes British companies internationally.

History

The British Overseas Engineering Services Bureau was formed in 1966. It was initially financed by the Government's Board of Trade, and also liaised with the British National Exports Council. It became the British Consultants Bureau in 1967. The British Consultants and Construction Bureau (BCCB) was formed from the merger of the British Consultants Bureau and the International Construction Group in 2000. The organisation changed its name to British Expertise in August 2006. During early 2015 part of the organisation joined with The D Group to become British Expertise International.

Function

It promotes British companies and their professional services abroad.

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External links

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