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2003 U.S. - Africa Business Summit
Post Summit Survey

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Did you attend the 2003 U.S. - Africa Business Summit?
Yes    No
How did you find out about the Summit?
Have you attended past Summits? If so, in what Year? (please list)
Did you find the Summit to be Beneficial?
Yes   No
What did you find most beneficial?
Did you make any Contacts that you think will lead to new business opportunities?
Yes   No
Do you have a plan to follow-up with these contacts?
Which of the workshops did you attend?
 
Wednesday June 25th 2003 - (9:00am - 11:30am)
 AGOA: Trade Barriers and Opportunities  Doing Business in the Republic of Congo
 Emerging Markets in the ECOWAS Region  Investment in NEPAD Infrastructure Projects
 Preventing Famine in Africa  SADC: capturing opportunities and resolving problems
 The Business Response to HIV/AIDS in Africa  The Interface of International Trade & Global Security
 Travel and Tourism to Angola  US Government Policy Priorities Toward Africa
 West Africa Exploration in Oil & Gas  
Wednesday June 25th 2003 - (2:00pm - 4:30pm)
 Access to HIV Therapy and Testing: A Comprehensive Approach  African Aviation: Partnering for the Future
 AGOA: Successes and Challenges  Biotechnology: an Alternative for Africa
 Capital Markets in Africa  Doing Business in Botswana
 Doing Business in Kenya  Funding Initiatives - Essential Elements for Building Partnerships for Enhancement of Healthcare Infrastructure
 Investment Opportunities in Cameroon  NEPAD and The Business Environment
 The Petroleum Sector in Angola  
Thursday June 26th 2003 - (9:00am - 11:30am)
 Algeria's Energy Sector: Where now?  Direct Investment and Joint Venture Opportunities in West Africa
 Doing Business in South Africa  Effective Partnerships for Women in Business
 Equatorial Guinea: Opportunities in Oil & Gas  Free Trade Areas: Do They Work for Business in Africa?
 LNG in Nigeria  Steps for Developing Healthcare Public Private Partnerships
 The ABCs of Acquiring Investment Capital  US Minority Business Participation in Africa: A Guide for Engagement
 Water Resources  
Thursday June 26th 2003 - (2:00pm - 4:30pm)
 ABCs of export/import trade  Doing Business in Senegal
 Information Communication and Telecommunications (ICT)  Opportunities in Housing - The Unlimited Business Potential
 Risks of Doing Business in Africa: The Value of Integrity due Diligence  Small Business Development and the Oil & Gas Sector
 Strategic Health Management in Action  Travel & Tourism to Africa as an Economic Driver
 Using multilateral and bilateral institutions to reduce African investment risk  Using Technology to Do Business in the United States
Friday June 27th 2003 - (9:00am - 11:30am)
 African Oil: Its Strategic Significance, Emerging Issues and American Policy  Doing Business in Nigeria
 Franchising:An Economic Development Tool for SME's  How Africa's Banks Can Assist US Investors and Financial Institutions
 Partnerships with Morocco for Investment in Africa  The Mali Investment Potential Workshop
 The Workforce Challenges of doing Business in Southern Africa  U.S. Libya Relations: Towards Cautious Reengagement
To what extent did you find the workshop presentations informative? [Please rate it on a scale of 1 to 5; 1 being not at all and 5 being beyond expectations.]
1   2    3   4   5
Was there a workshop presentation[s], which specifically addressed the information you were seeking? If so, please indicate which ones.
 
Wednesday June 25th 2003 - (9:00am - 11:30am)
 AGOA: Trade Barriers and Opportunities  Doing Business in the Republic of Congo
 Emerging Markets in the ECOWAS Region  Investment in NEPAD Infrastructure Projects
 Preventing Famine in Africa  SADC: capturing opportunities and resolving problems
 The Business Response to HIV/AIDS in Africa  The Interface of International Trade & Global Security
 Travel and Tourism to Angola  US Government Policy Priorities Toward Africa
 West Africa Exploration in Oil & Gas  
Wednesday June 25th 2003 - (2:00pm - 4:30pm)
 Access to HIV Therapy and Testing: A Comprehensive Approach  African Aviation: Partnering for the Future
 AGOA: Successes and Challenges  Biotechnology: an Alternative for Africa
 Capital Markets in Africa  Doing Business in Botswana
 Doing Business in Kenya  Funding Initiatives - Essential Elements for Building Partnerships for Enhancement of Healthcare Infrastructure
 Investment Opportunities in Cameroon  NEPAD and The Business Environment
 The Petroleum Sector in Angola  
Thursday June 26th 2003 - (9:00am - 11:30am)
 Algeria's Energy Sector: Where now?  Direct Investment and Joint Venture Opportunities in West Africa
 Doing Business in South Africa  Effective Partnerships for Women in Business
 Equatorial Guinea: Opportunities in Oil & Gas  Free Trade Areas: Do They Work for Business in Africa?
 LNG in Nigeria  Steps for Developing Healthcare Public Private Partnerships
 The ABCs of Acquiring Investment Capital  US Minority Business Participation in Africa: A Guide for Engagement
 Water Resources  
Thursday June 26th 2003 - (2:00pm - 4:30pm)
 ABCs of export/import trade  Doing Business in Senegal
 Information Communication and Telecommunications (ICT)  Opportunities in Housing - The Unlimited Business Potential
 Risks of Doing Business in Africa: The Value of Integrity due Diligence  Small Business Development and the Oil & Gas Sector
 Strategic Health Management in Action  Travel & Tourism to Africa as an Economic Driver
 Using multilateral and bilateral institutions to reduce African investment risk  Using Technology to Do Business in the United States
Friday June 27th 2003 - (9:00am - 11:30am)
 African Oil: Its Strategic Significance, Emerging Issues and American Policy  Doing Business in Nigeria
 Franchising:An Economic Development Tool for SME's  How Africa's Banks Can Assist US Investors and Financial Institutions
 Partnerships with Morocco for Investment in Africa  The Mali Investment Potential Workshop
 The Workforce Challenges of doing Business in Southern Africa  U.S. Libya Relations: Towards Cautious Reengagement
Which of the plenary sessions did you attend: (please list)
What would you like to see added to the next Summit?
What would you like to see omitted from the next Summit?
Would you attend a future U.S. - Africa Business Summit?
Yes   No
Would you recommend attending this Summit to a Collegue?
Yes   No
Is there anyone you know who you feel should be added to the Summit mailing list?
Are there other locations in which you would like to see future Summits? If so, please name those cities.
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