Elite Marketing and Business Consulting, LLC was founded to help build social and economic relations between businesses and the emerging markets of Africa. We have both the technical skills, and the real world experience that enables our clients to reach and persuade their consumers quickly and effectively.
The company focuses on four areas of business:
Manufacturer and vendor representative
Import and export
Business and marketing consulting
Correctional consulting
African markets can no longer be ignored. Africa represents a large and growing opportunity for fast-moving consumer goods for companies and retailers. The rapid expansion of Africa’s consumer class should convince companies to consider entering a region that many have avoided in the past. This rapid growth creates an opportunity for suppliers and retailers of fast-moving consumer goods….These markets are the last frontier for the global economy. These markets have remained untapped as we unravel the 21st century economy.
The rate of return on foreign investment is higher in Africa than in any other developing region. Global executives and investors must pay attention.
Africa’s economic rhythm has quickened, infusing the continent with a new commercial vibrancy. Countries like China, Japan, Brazil, Russia and Korea have established beach heads, while America and Britain are still lagging behind, except in the petrochemicals. While Africa’s increased economic momentum is widely recognized, its sources and likely staying power are less understood. Strong prospects await global companies that invest in the continent’s consumer, agricultural, natural-resource, banking, telecommunication, retailing, and infrastructure sectors. Africa’s economic growth is creating substantial new business opportunities that multinational companies often overlook.
Africa is on the move. However, investors from the countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) may be missing a huge business opportunity if they fail to pay attention to the changes.
The goal of this company is to establish the bridge of economic cooperation and investment between Africa and the industrialized nations to create a win-win solution. Although Africa’s growth forecasts are bright, they vary not only country by country but also sector by sector. Africa’s growth is not restricted to extractive industries. Over 200 million Africans will enter the consumer goods market in next 5 years.