<p>Just two months away,
members of the East Africa Chamber of Commerce (EACC), the US Department of
Commerce, East Africa Business Council and Kenya Council of Governors await
their collaboration in Nairobi, Kenya for the first Investor-Focused conference
the EACC has hosted since its inception 13 years ago. </p>



<p>According to a release by
Leland Clegg and made available to OpenLife, the conference will be held
October 16th to October 18th at the iconic Movenpick Hotel and Residences,
where participants will discuss the Big Four Agenda items: Food Security,
Affordable Housing, Manufacturing, and Affordable Healthcare. High-level
government and business leaders from industries such as, Affordable Housing,
Tourism and Transportation, Water Solutions, Finance, ICT, Energy, Healthcare,
Manufacturing, and Food Security, will connect over three days to explore
investment and business opportunities. </p>



<p>Over 700 attendees will
navigate business-related ventures significant to government trade,
policy-making, and economic development across the aforementioned sectors. </p>



<p>EACC is dedicated to
economically empowering and sustaining its member communities through
entrepreneurship, consulting, and promoting trade opportunities in both North
America and the East African Community (EAC) via interaction with each region&#8217;s
businesses and governmental sectors. </p>



<p>This conference marks the
first of many to come in the East African region hosted by the EACC. </p>



<p>With the strength of the
EAC member countries who represent rapidly emerging markets, totaling 170
million people and $440B USD regional GDP, the conference is sure to benefit an
already maturing economic region. </p>



<p>The EACC’s country
partners include the embassies of Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, and Rwanda,
as well as the US Department of Commerce and US-based investors. </p>



<p>Major sponsors of the
conference include: World Food Bank, Avista, HKS Architects, Water for the
World, MoneyGram, Seagate Holdings, Consequent Capital Management, and Texas
Center for Proton Therapy.</p>



<p> ;“We are committed to working with our partners
in the region and the US,” said Elsa JukoMcDowell, Chairwoman of the EACC, adding
that “as we cultivate a platform conducive to open dialogue about business
development within the big four items.” </p>



<p>For more information,
visit <a href="http://www.eachamber.org">www.eachamber.org</a></p>

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