The British High Commission in Ghana has announced that the South London Export Club (SLEC) will visit Ghana from 8 -14 May 2010.
SLEC comprises 14 British Companies, which are promoting a wide range of products and services and their visit is the first of such to Ghana.
According to a press release from the High Commission announcing the seven-day visit by the British companies, the products include refurbished computers and high quality reconditioned generators, second-hand clothes, food and groceries, laboratory and hospital equipment, stud bolts and anchor, other fasteners and corporate gifts.
Their services also include consultancy for the oil and gas industry, environmental consultancy, business consultancy, management training, and recruitment service.
The mission participants have a range of objectives, including looking for local representatives, qualified distributors or agents and clients. Some will be researching the market for the first time, others will be building on existing contacts and all will be looking forward to making new contacts.
The South London Export Club is an active organisation in South London that offers help to exporter’s worldwide. The club also organises trade missions, such as with this one to Ghana.
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