AFRICA GROWTH ACTION
WHAT WE DO
In 1820, the average European worker earned about three times what the average African did. Now, the average European earns twenty times what the average African does.
Since 2002, AGA has been committed to working in trade facilitation, financial intermediation, joint venture facilitations in order to foster economic Development.
Business Intelligence
- Projects risks assessment, feasibility studies and financial analysis to determine profitability of projects;
- Transforming business ideas into powerful Business Plans;
- Market and competition analysis for foreign companies looking to expand into african countries;
- Due Diligence and strategic partnership evaluation (Background information on companies, key executives, market, main clients, main competitors )
- Joint venture or licensing partnerships between african and foreign companies;
- Industrial Analysis per sector (Textile, Agribusiness, Energy, Housing and Construction, Wood)
- Cultural awareness (Communication Style, Collectivism vs Individualism, Influence of Religion, Conception of time)
Management Training
- Financial budgeting and management, cost and revenue analysis, Human Resources, Marketing techniques…
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Financial Intermediation
- Purchasing machinery and equipment in the USA using Financing programs established by the American government
- Financial Services and brokerage with Local and International Financial Institutions willing to fund profitable projects in Africa.
Trade and Investments
- Linking African companies with commercial partners in the USA to distribute their products in the USA by taking advantage of duty and quota break from AGOA law
- Negotiating joint ventures for companies interested in international opportunities
- Delocalization of American companies to Africa
- Structuring projects by addressing the issued of quality, market readiness, human resources, and strategic alliances.