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Linking US companies with a transcontinental network of Africa’s leading businesswomen.
The U.S.-Africa Business Bridge links leading African businesswomen with deep experience in the United States, to American companies looking to enter the African market.
Linking elite African business women across the continent to build supply and talent chains to meet the demands of Intra African trade and American companies.
We are a trade association helping American and African companies to find unique partnerships and expand their business horizons.
Through our proprietary vetting and matching services, American companies find reliable and knowledgeable partners in elite African businesswomen while African companies find American partners that can open the US market for them.
We uncover opportunities that would otherwise be difficult to identify and allow our members to explore previously unavailable avenues.
We use cutting edge IT technologies to identify and match businesses.
We take every advantage of the trade liberalization measures of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
We leverage the increasing number of Africa's prominent businesswomen
who can use the Bridge's exclusive database to find American partners or partners among their counterparts across Africa.
Business through zoom, blockchain, and other cutting-edge technologies means every part of the world can be accessed by those looking for business partners.
The Bridge's exclusive database of companies allows businesses to partner across Africa and to the US.
The new AfCFTA is eliminating barriers to trade across Africa. National boundaries no longer limit business dealings across the continent as tariff and nontariff barriers fall. Thus, it is an ideal time for American businesses to enter the African market to establish in one country and expand into others. Similarly, African businesses will be able to grow through partnerships across national boundaries.
Since the 1990s, African women have played increasing roles in politics and business. The Bridge's Africa component is exclusively women-owned companies.these are elite companies at the top of their industries. Bridge women all have experience in the United States and are ideal partners for American companies.
Find African partners with deep knowledge of the American market, and experience in both the United States and Africa.
Connect with Africa’s leading women entrepreneurs who are part of the US-Africa Business Bridge database. Leverage their interest in working with American companies to advance their own and their partners' goals. Benefit from the wealth of opportunities available to US firms ready to expand into Africa.
Find U.S. companies ready to enter the African market who are in search of knowledgeable and reliable partners on the ground. Profit from American investment and expertise. Grow your own business and explore the possibility of expanding it into the United States.
Or use the Bridge's database to find other businesswomen across Africa to expand your own supply and talent chains.
Sign up for an account and join our community of business leaders on two continents.
Start expanding your horizons by interacting and creating long-lasting business bonds that will take your venture from here across the world.
Increase your business potential by tapping into a unique network.
Africa offers enormous potential for trade and investment to American businesses. An upcoming population boom – of an additional 1.3 billion people by 2050 – translates to a significant and immediate need for new infrastructure in all sectors. And -- with a rapidly growing middle class across the continent -- the demand for consumer goods is high and climbing.
Our members both in the United States and Africa represent a broad array of sectors and industries.
African agribusiness is currently worth over $300 billion and is estimated to top $1 trillion by 2030. This sector also employs over half of the African population. The future...
Cultural and creative industries are the second largest economic sector in Africa, generating annual revenues of more than $4 billion and employing more than 550,000 people...
Consumer expenditure in Africa has reached $1.4 trillion in 2015 and is expected to top $2.5 trillion by 2030, when the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) could lead to the formation...
With more Africans moving into the middle class, African energy demand is expected to more than double by 2040. Much of the demand is expected to be satisfied by renewable energy sources...
Fisheries and aquaculture directly contribute over $24 billion to the African economy and provides employment to over 12 million people. This sector also has a high employment multiplier...
Africa is considered by many experts to be the world’s next manufacturing hub. This sector is projected to reach $666.3 billion by 2030 and to capture a significant percentage of the 100 ...
Africa is immensely wealthy in natural resources. It has some of the planet's largest oil and natural gas reserves -- with new fields opening around the continent...
Africa’s scientists are pioneering cutting-edge research. They’re tackling a wide variety of projects – from those relating to astrophysics to HIV/AIDS to climate resilience and agricultural output...
The growing strength of Africa’s economy is creating tremendous opportunities in the services sector. Both legal and financial services providers see significant opportunities in ...
The pace of investment and innovation in the African technology and telecommunications is growing and global internet transit providers are entering the market. Fiber networks and fib...
The African tourism industry has been growing yearly by 5-7%. Consumer spending on tourism in Africa is estimated to grow to over $261 billion by 2030 and most African countries ...
Africa’s infrastructure needs are in excess of $130 billion per year, representing a great opportunity for companies in the transportation sector. Building of seaports, airports and roads ...
The US - Africa Business Bridge will promote a more robust US business presence in Africa – leading to an increase in US jobs and more US exports to Africa.
In addition, it will give the leading female entrepreneurs of Africa – who are motivated by long-term success – opportunities to grow their businesses across Africa or with the United States.
We are a start-up trade association dedicated to connecting elite African businesswomen with experience in the United States, to American companies looking to enter the African market.