Mission

Facilitating and promoting of commerce, general business support services from: local market feasibility study, business localization, registrations (including incorporation and trademark) at local, state and national authorities, development, implementation and growth; business information, business opportunities, sourcing for general goods and services, information on local conventional practices and standard best practices between producers and consumers, buyers and sellers and people in various parts of the world, using African nations and industrialized western and Asian nations as our focal point.

Development and establishment of hassle-free process and procedure for clients to facilitate smooth commerce is our key mission.

Coordinating activities to achieve above-stated purpose is one of our key priorities.

Africa is a continent endowed with vast natural resources, most of which are untapped at the moment. It is a continent of hundreds of millions of people who are vociferous consumers of end products and very few industries.

With emerging democracy and more stable governments, economic liberalization, legal reforms, and new national policies and systems designed to facilitate private sector growth and encourage foreign investment, Africa is investors’ and business peoples’ dream empire. Africa is a vast market for brand new products, refurbished products and used-but-still-useful products.

Researching/connecting genuine businesses: investors, manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers and consumers and in so doing promoting commerce is one of the key components of our mission.

Also, we strongly advocate that sponsors of civil society should directly fund genuine ‘foot soldiers on the field’ who are actually doing the real work and have results as proof, rather than channeling funds through the very corrupt government bureaucracy that siphon those funds away to their cronies and associates leaving the problems to linger. It is African-American Business Network policy that the promise of commercial ventures will be tied to the promise of civil society and human rights.

For future development, African-American Business Network will establish a foundation to focus on providing assistance to and promoting initiatives that support education, social and health advancement, economic development and capacity building in African nations.