Make money in Africa

We've unpacked everything you need to know to make money on the African Continent
If the Bollywood, Tata and Mittal phenomena have taught us anything, it's that when the world focuses its energy on a place, it booms.

Africa is the next Bollywood - the next big business boom.

Can you afford to miss out on this opportunity to grow your business?
•1/6 of the world's population - over a billion potential customers
•Easy access to finance, financial assistance and Govt support for new business endeavours
•More relaxed labour laws that favour business
•A sudden infrastructure boom as a result of advancements such as the Seacom dedicated high speed Internet line into East Africa

We've unpacked the whole topic of business on the African continet and are delighted to bring you the key information you need to make money in Africa.

•Banking due diligence
•Legalities: how to cut through the red tape
•How to protect your intellectual property on the continent
•Accounting best-practice
•Taxation
•Permits
•Labour and employment
•Regulatory Frameworks
•Cross-border acquisitions and mergers
•Cross-border and international Trade
•Stock Exchanges in Africa
•Dual Listings
•How and where to get the finance you need for your expansion
•Successful PR and marketing in Africa
•How to run a successful business in Africa: Learn all in our tell-all expose of what it's really like on the ground

Discover:
•How the recent introductions of high-speed internet have changed the face of business on the continent
•The infrastructure development boom taking place around the continent - and why this takes Africa into the good-investment fold
•How increased political security and the formation of democracies are returning higher-than-ever-before expected revenues and rewards
•Private and corporate investment into technology and infrastructure, such as high-speed video-conferencing, being introduced across the continent
•The potential wealth stream of a 1-billion plus new consumer population
•How Africa leads the world-natural-resources race - and what that means as we enter a possible future where wars for natural resources are a dark and looming reality
•How many African governments are actively encouraging international investment - and how they are lifting the red tape and bureaucracy that used to be an African hallmark

Date: 11 May 2011
Venue: The Hilton Hotel, Johannesburg
Cost: The masterclass is priced at R3 750.00 excluding VAT and R4 275.00 including VAT