Founder CEO 

 

Daniel Anagho is the President and Founder of African Investment Corporation (AiC), a global business consulting and investment firm established in 2003. AiC is dedicated to unlocking Africa’s business potential by empowering entrepreneurs across all stages of growth, from conception to exit. Specializing in strategic management consulting, investment, and project development, AiC works with governments and private businesses to structure and promote investment opportunities in Africa.

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Under Daniel's leadership, AiC has advised Global 500 firms on doing business in Africa and is certified as a Loan Originators for the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC). The firm collaborates extensively with U.S. agencies, including the Export-Import Bank, USTDA, and MCC, leveraging these partnerships to drive impactful investments.

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In 2005, AiC partnered with the U.S. Embassy in Cameroon and the State Department to launch the "Investment Forum: Projects & Finance," a yearly program that trains African business leaders and government officials to develop, structure, and finance projects. This initiative has facilitated over $500 million in investments in Cameroon.

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Daniel's corporate career spans over a decade with consulting giants like Price Waterhouse Coopers, Ernst & Young, and Capgemini. As an alliance manager, he negotiated contracts with major technology firms such as IBM, Oracle, and Cisco, while shaping strategic partnership programs.

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“I believe good economic management can reduce poverty, but only widespread, strategic investments—driven by joint ventures and public-private partnerships—can create lasting wealth for African nations.” - Daniel Anagho