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Ghana and Nigeria Offer Mutually Beneficial Business Opportunities for U.S. Companies


Canary CEO Dan Eberhart is optimistic following a successful trade mission to Africa (Denver, CO) – Canary CEO, Dan Eberhart, has returned from his trip to Africa as part of U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker’s trade mission to Ghana and Nigeria. Starting on May 20th, Eberhart joined Secretary Pritzker and 19 additional delegates from…

Canary CEO Dan Eberhart is optimistic following a successful trade mission to Africa

(Denver, CO) – Canary CEO, Dan Eberhart, has returned from his trip to Africa as part of U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker’s trade mission to Ghana and Nigeria. Starting on May 20th, Eberhart joined Secretary Pritzker and 19 additional delegates from U.S. businesses in a series of panel discussions and meetings focused on Africa’s energy sector. His wife, Farah Eberhart, joined him on the trip.

The trade mission to Ghana and Nigeria was part of the Administration’s Strategy Toward Sub-Saharan Africa. This strategy has a goal of deepening trade and investment relationships between African countries and the United States. According to Secretary Pritzker, furthering relationships between U.S. businesses and African nations is mutually beneficial: Ensuring that American firms are primed to do business in Africa will not only help the African people realize greater economic success, but will also fuel growth and job creation in the United States, said the Secretary in a recent statement.


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