ABR Business Services

A core element of the ABR’s work is by lobbying to drive change in the legislative and regulatory framework in which our members operate. ABR strongly believed that, all governments, public and international agencies can affect business, because the potential impact of legislation and their policies are most often not understood by those who devise them.

The ABR’s unique relationship with business means ABR understands how businesses can be affected by government legislation. The ABR could be an additional platform for conveying the messages to governments as well as public and intentional agencies.

Making your voice heard

The ABR strongly believed that, most successful companies are those who network extensively. The ABR has been running conferences, events and meetings since 1990 and our events draw investors and practitioners and policy makers from around the world.

ABR encourages members to make valuable contacts that lead to business development opportunities.

Regional events

ABR’s regional events bring to its members, the opportunity to network in their region and improve their reach to their regional economic community. This way, ABR encourages cross border trade and investment.

National events

ABR organises High-profile national events which brings members to meet other businesses, high profile speakers and key figures in business and government. Examples include Presidential business breakfast and Private sector-National Assembly/Regional Assembly dialogue.

Consultation

ABR have sub-committees that influence government policy as such, representing a wide cross-section of industry. Members are welcome to join our committees.

ABR members receive regular updates and analysis of how government policy, industry trends and international events will affect your business.

ABR members receive regular updates and analysis of how government policy, industry trends and international events will affect your business.

ABR staffs are always available to members needing further advice or information. The ABR has regional offices and the one in your region will be your first point of contact – but you’re always welcome to contact ABR Headquarter also.

ABR can organise surveys and analysis of qualitative business trends surveys and macro-economic analysis and forecasts. ABR also subscribes to monthly and quarterly magazines that contain vital surveys, analysis and forecasts such as Africa Confidential, Africa Investor etc.

ABR also subscribe to Market Information platforms that generate reports on a range of things including company information, market assessment, credit report, etc.

Free “email updates” on a range of policy issues are sent exclusively to all ABR members. They cover not only key domestic issues, but also those from the regions, continent and foreign markets.

Electronically published every month, the ABR Newsletter is free to all members. It contains tips, revealing interviews with the world’s top business leaders, plus incisive comment from ABR policy and resource people   and   writings   on   how   you   can   gain   business   advantage.