Exclusive C-Level Trade and Investment Mission to Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Join the Trade Mission to USA

ü The 2025 International Trade Mission and Investors Conference to Atlanta Georgia United States will focus on market entry strategies export compliance legal logistics disaster resilience and recovery and trade financing resources. The combination of the Trade Mission Conference and the customized business-to-business matchmaking appointments will provide participants with strategies for expanding their businesses into the United States.

Why the United States?

ü The United States of America is the biggest single trading nation in the world. It is the epicenter of World Trade. It has over $5.6 trillion in exports and imports of goods and services and is the largest goods importer in the world. The U.S. is the world’s leading consumer.

Why Atlanta?

ü With a population of 5.5 million Metro Atlanta is the 9th largest metro area in the USA with a GDP projected to double to $527.3 billion by 2040. It is ranked first in the nation for cost of doing business and as a location for millennials.

ü Atlanta ranks third in the list of cities with the most Fortune 500 companies. Metro Atlanta is powered by the headquarters of 16 Fortune 500 companies (and 26 Fortune 1000 companies) – household names including Delta Airlines Coca Cola UPS and Home Depot – and the strength of more than 13000 technology companies. 

 What are the benefits of the Trade Mission?

ü Market Access: The US boasts a massive consumer base and the mission can help African companies connect with potential distributors retailers and importers. This can open doors to a vast new market for their products and services.

ü Receive Market Briefings - During the trade mission participants will receive market briefings from local industry experts government officials law enforcement etc. to gain a better understanding of “how to do business” in the international market.

ü Meet with Potential Foreign Buyers – The USA has a vast network of foreign buyers distributors and agents and they will help to set up appointments with potential buyers.

ü Business Relationships: The mission provides a platform to connect with American businesses investors and government officials. This can lead to valuable partnerships joint ventures and investment opportunities.

ü Market Insights: By participating in this trade mission companies can gain valuable insights into the US market including consumer preferences regulatory requirements and competitor activity.

ü Knowledge Sharing: The mission involves workshops seminars and conferences where African businesses can learn about the US market regulations and best practices. This can help them adapt their strategies for success in the US.

Delegates will participate in what activities?

o  Business Workshop and Cocktails attracting American investors and businesses.

o  Business-to-Business Networking Forum

o  U.S.-Africa Trade & Investment Conference

o  Match-Making based on Business Sectors

o  Visits to American Markets Farms and Factories for benchmarking

o  Gala African Cultural nite and Awards

The Mission is an Excellent Opportunity to:

o  Meet prominent and leading buyers and investors.

o  Actively reach new customers and promote your products and services.

o  Have one on one interaction with potential customers and investors.

o  Pitch your business projects to investors.

o  Match real investors based on your sector preference.

o  Training on how to access the American markets.

Target Group

o  The trade mission targets Government organizations Business managers Financial institutions Importers Exporters SMEs Suppliers and Farmers

The Trade Mission Full Registration Covers

1.  Investment Roundtable
2. B2B meetings
3. Daily Breakfast
4. souvenirs
5. Industry tours
6. business visits
7. Daily Lunch
8. attractions
9. market promotion
10. group transportation to and from group meetings/briefings
11.  Fireplace investment chat
12. 4-Nights’ accommodation in a single room at a 4-star hotel

Host or Publisher U.S. Africa Trade Commission