The Legacy Continues

The US-Africa Chamber of Commerce Network

Expanding Trade & Investment 

between Africa & the Pan African Diaspora

As a result of the outcomes and recommendations of the 9th Annual Pan African Trade and Investment Conference the Africa-USA International Chamber of Commerce and Industry is establishing associate chapters that bring together public and private sector government and business organizations to promote and facilitate mutually beneficial trade relationships with Africa and the Caribbean. Cross-cultural bilateral business promotion, training and investment will be the association’s central theme and purpose.

The associate chapters are being organized and incorporated as the US-Africa Chamber of Commerce Network (USACCN). Each chapter will provide viable local, national and international programs and venues for African and U.S. business travelers and tourist to meet to explore and pursue bilateral business and investment opportunities. Its membership will include national and international associations that encompass local small businesses in individual states, counties, cities or neighborhoods.

The ultimate goal of the USACCN will be to overcome the stereotypes and misconceptions that prohibit viable and sustainable bilateral trade and investment between the emerging economies of Africa, the Caribbean and the State of California by providing ongoing education and public relations programs that promote and facilitate mutually beneficial international trade, commerce and tourism. 

The focus of the Atlanta conference USACCN presentations and workshops will be the expansion of multilateral trade programs between Africa and the Pan African Diaspora that provide the following benefits:

• Generate increased bilateral investment in economic development in Africa and the Pan African Diaspora where infrastructure and business development would provide needed improvements.
• Create opportunities for marketing corporate and small businesses products and services in developing African Nations and the Pan African Diaspora
• Create businesses and jobs in Agriculture, Textiles, Pharmaceuticals, Tourism and Hospitality, Power, Education, Health Care and Natural Medicine
• Create educational and cultural exchanges between public and private educational institutions.
• Establish opportunities for bilateral trade and commerce.
• Promote and support existing programs and institutions that promote and provide effective and fair business, educational and cultural relations. 

For more information about opportunities for 

speaking and workshop presentations contact: 

Al Washington, Executive Director

Africa-USA Chamber of Commerce & Industry

626.200.5985

[email protected]