Trade Capacity-building
We help small businesses enhance their competitiveness by offering training programs on export and import procedures, marketing strategies, quality standards, and financial management. RAC may also facilitate access to financing and technical assistance.
Trade Promotions
RAC organizes trade delegations to African countries, advising U.S. businesses to potential markets and partners. We also bring African delegations to the U.S., showcasing their products and services at trade shows, conferences, and workshops, fostering networking and knowledge exchange.
Trade Facilitation
We identify sectors with high growth potential, such as agriculture, technology, renewable energy, and manufacturing. We also provide insights into cultural nuances and business practices, helping companies navigate unfamiliar terrain.
We identify export and import opportunities for small businesses.
At Royal African Company, we are committed to fostering sustainable development across the African continent through strategic bilateral trade and investment partnerships. As a U.S. registered Public Benefit Corporation, our company serves as a crucial bridge connecting U.S.-African markets with global investors and businesses looking to make a positive impact while achieving substantial returns.
What We Do
Build Relationships
We establish strong networks with government officials, business leaders, and other stakeholders in both regions to foster trust and cooperation. We create shared prosperity and encourage mutually beneficial partnerships.
We facilitate deals
As knowledgeable U.S.-Africa Trade Facilitators, we play a vital role in strengthening economic ties, promoting sustainable development, and creating shared prosperity for both regions.
Market Intelligence
We act as a knowledge hub for small businesses through in-depth research and analysis of market trends, consumer preferences, and industry needs in both the U.S. and African countries.
Our Trade Facilitation & Project Development Team
Testimonials about our Global Trade Training programs
Joan Otler, Training Participant
"Queen Mother Nina,
Thank you I have received it. It gives me great joy to know that I have taken this journey. This is the beginning of a legacy for my son, and for his children. And, through which I aim to touch many other lives as well.
The seeds of your efforts will not have been in vain.Thank you so very much for sharing this life-changing perspective."
Joan Otler
Simona Racek, CGBP - Instructor
"Dear Queen Mother Nina,
What a wonderful virtual program you organized today! It was a great pleasure to be part of your global community and present today's workshop on behalf of EDC SBDC Global Department.
See attached today's presentation to be shared with all participants."
Simona Filip Racek, EDC SBDC Trade Specialist
Daniel Baisie Jr, Training Participant
"Words can't express my excitement in going through this useful training and finally receiving this awesome certificate. Am really grateful to you, Queen. Thank you very much as we keep our usual communications and info regarding the next training workshops. God Bless!
Kind Regards,
Daniel
Emmanuel Abondunde, Training Participant
"Good morning Queen Mother,
I just want to say thank you for the 8Weeks training, indeed I learnt what I knew I could have spent fortune to acquire .
it's an experience I remain grateful for.Thank you ma."
Emmanuel
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