Connecting people to people, Connecting people to opportunities, and Converting opportunities to projects

The US-Nigeria Business Council is a group of U.S.-based international business leaders with professional and technical accomplishments in both Nigeria and the U.S.  With strategic presence in Atlanta, Washington, D.C., Houston, Chicago, Lagos and Abuja, the US-Nigeria Business Council (USNBC) seeks to be your hub for business information, news, market research, and updates on economic trends and doing business across Nigeria and USA, building business relationships between the U.S. and Nigeria.

To accomplish this goal, the USNBC works in partnership with a network of Nigerian and American organizations, including: corporate, academic and government entities.

OUR OBJECTIVES

  • Create avenue for Nigerian enterprises to buy more from and sell more to U.S. enterprises.
  • Facilitate channels for U.S. enterprises to buy more from and sell more to Nigerian companies.
  • Develop stronger scientific, technology and commercial ties between Nigeria and the U.S.
  • Promote tourism and trade between Nigeria and United States and in particular to promote exports from Nigeria to United States.
  • Serve as a recognized representative of business sector interests in Nigeria in matters concerning business relationships with United States

We support the US and Nigeria governments with issues such as policy and regulation, best practice and minimum standards through an independent voice.

Using member’s contributions, we keep the participants informed about industry trends, share success stories, and provide support where we can. We offer members an opportunity to network and collaborate and discuss best business practice frameworks that is in the best interest of all.

Further we encourage dialogue between the governments and private sector from a podium that is independent and product agnostic. We do not subscribe to any set of products, and will often engage with our international counterparts for advice on policy and regulation and rely on international best practice.