6 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BECOME A MEMBER

Access to inward American trade mission delegates into Nigeria

Have business interests represented through advocacy

Benefit from remarkably subsidized rates for events

Integration into a local and international network of business leaders, investors and partners

Have access to a wide business network through 6 chapters spread across all geopolitical zones of Nigeria

Benefit from leveraging the Chamber’s publicity tools for brand visibility and growth

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Without a doubt, the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce has impacted in our business growth through valuable partnerships and business connections built from their various events and member’s directory.

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INSIGHTS AND ADVOCACY

Corporate Governance in SMEs And Its Relationship with Corporate Performance

September 18th, 2018|0 Comments

One of the biggest challenges of Small and Medium Enterprises in Nigeria is the inability to withstand both the external business environment and its internal problems resulting in its inability to survive. Several surveys carried [...]

Gender parity is achievable but… —Joyce Akpata, Director General, NACC

June 20th, 2018|0 Comments

Joyce Akpata, the Director General of Nigerian-American Chambers of Commerce, is a graduate of Law from The University of Abuja. In this interview with TAYO GESINDE, she speaks about her experience as the DG of [...]

FEC APPROVES EXECUTIVE ORDERS ON VAT AND EXCISE DUTIES ALONGSIDE FIVE AMENDMENT BILLS

June 11th, 2018|0 Comments

There has been great commitment towards reducing the tax burden and improving the ease of doing business for taxpayers, the Federal Executive Council (FEC or the Council) has approved two Executive Orders and five Amendment [...]

MAKING BUDGET 2016 A TURNING POINT FOR NIGERIA’S ECONOMIC REVIVAL

May 9th, 2017|0 Comments

Most Nigerians are aware that our economy is in dire straits. The economic indices bear witness. Low oil prices, foreign exchange scarcity resulting in rationing, low Naira value against foreign currencies, growing, inflation, chronic fuel [...]