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UEAPME The European Association of Craft, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises UEAPME is the employer’s organisation representing the interests of European crafts, trades and SMEs at EU level. UEAPME is a recognised European Social Partner and acts on behalf of crafts and SMEs in the European Social Dialogue and in discussions with the EU institutions. It is a non-profit seeking and non-partisan organisation. As the European SME umbrella organisation, UEAPME incorporates 84 member organisations consisting of national cross-sectorial SME federations, European branch federations and other associate members, which support the SME family. Across the whole of Europe, UEAPME represents over 12 million enterprises with nearly 55 million employees. The main objectives of UEAPME, as the voice of of crafts, trades and SMEs in Europe include: - Monitoring the EU policy and legislative process and keeping its members informed on all matters of European Union policy of relevance to crafts, trades and SMEs - Representing and promoting the interests, needs and opinions of its member organisations to the EU institutions and other international organisations - Supporting its members academically, technically and legally on all areas of EU policy - Supporting the idea of European integration and contributing to European co-operation. Our Strategy As the recognised voice for the interests of crafts, trades and SMEs in Europe, UEAPME acts as an ’agenda setter’ in the area of European SME policy. It has direct role in all EU policy that has an affect on SMEs. This is made possible through the maintenance of direct links and contact with the EU administration and strengthened by its status as a Social Partner. UEAPME endeavours to ensure that the interests of crafts and SMEs are taken into account in all legislation that has an impact on them. Some of the key legislative areas in which UEAPME is active include: economic and fiscal policy, employment and social policy, environmental policy, enterprise policy, internal market, legal affairs, and R&D. UEAPME analyses the role of SMEs in European economies and the challenges they face. On the basis of this analysis, UEAPME, with its members, identifies the ways in which SMEs can adapt to the challenges of the open and competitive EU economy. E-invoicing Electronic invoicing has a huge potential to increase the productivity of enterprises. Different national requirements, especially in the field of VAT invoicing, act as barriers to implement e-invoicing for cross border business. UEAPME is represented in an Expert Group of the European Commission, which works on the necessary measures to create a European Area for e-Invoicing. For further information, please visit: www.ueapme.com
SEPA INTERNATIONAL Our mission is to support the creation of an integrated and competitive European e-Business ecosystem, advocating corporate needs and requirements with decision makers and regulators. Collaborating with key stakeholders on a number of EU-wide initiatives, SEPA advocates corporate needs ensuring that the resulting standards and regulatory framework are beneficial to enterprises and SMEs, alike. SEPA works with EU regulators in shaping the future e-business ecosystem through active participation, guidance and vision, always keeping in sight the essential factors needed to secure mass adoption across Europe. CORPORATE ADVOCACY Spreading awareness and objective knowledge regarding the most relevant European e-business initiatives, their advantages and risks, is the first step towards reaching consensus. To this goal, SEPA International has established itself as a facilitator for ongoing dialogue between European and International companies, regulators and industry associations on various initiatives. We bring together different user communities with their needs and requirements, making possible for enterprises to speak with a single unified voice. SERVICES SEPA International provides advocacy and consulting services to corporations, governments, trade and professional associations, non-government organisations and the public sector. The Company organises and its principals speak at numerous conferences around the Region to ensure that corporates understand the impact of proposals and have a voice in their final form. If you would like to receive more information on advocacy and consulting services, please contact us at: info@sepainternational.com
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