ASBN and SCC to strengthen business between Scotland and Africa
Africa Scotland Business Network and Scottish Chambers of Commerce sign an exciting new partnership agreement to strengthen international trade and relations between Scotland and Africa.
Tricres and the stages of customer intimacy
Customer intimacy might sound like an odd topic for a business coaching and consulting enterprise, but it isn’t when you really think about it. Desmond Morris, a clinical researcher and
Bowman’s Guides to doing business in Africa
ASBN member, Bowmans, has developed a series of in-country guides to doing business in Africa, covering Kenya, Mauritius, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. The guides include an overview of the
ION’s Marlin SmartPort™ successfully fulfills role in helping monitor greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the D-LEMA project
In country knowledge of culture, trends, business procedures, economic and ESG factors have immense value in today’s global economy. Comprehensive, local insights and access to competent local content is vitally
Africa Scotland Business Network signs it’s first intra-African partnership agreement with UK Ghana Chamber of Commerce
1st June, 2022. Accra, Ghana. The UK- Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) and Africa Scotland Business Network (ASBN) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cross-promote each other’s
Meet our new board advisor, Jim Clark
ASBN sat down with our new board advisor, Motherwell born Jim Clark to find our why he's joined the advisory board of ASBN.
60 SECONDS WITH AN ENTREPRENEUR…CLAIRE ALEXANDER
Africa Scotland Business Network interview with Scottish Enterprise, the economic development agency of the Scottish Government. Our Scottish director, Claire Alexander had 60 seconds to answer questions on international business,
Partnering for prosperity
The need for upskilling and training across Africa has never been more prevalent, with an increasing demand for flexible and long-term career opportunities. Often referred to as the world’s next
Connecting you to Uganda
In country knowledge of culture, trends, business procedures, economic and ESG factors have immense value in today’s global economy. Comprehensive, local insights and access to competent local content is vitally
The Impact of Cyberattacks on South African SMMEs
An alarming 43% of cyberattacks target small businesses, particularly financial, healthcare, retail, insurance, and legal sectors; cybercrime is evidently not just problematic for large businesses. To delve a little deeper,