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Motivation

Africa's potential as the next big growth hub for business and technology presents an unrivaled opportunity for innovation and industrialization in key sectors like healthcare, clean energy, mechanized agriculture, mobile communication, infrastructure development and manufacturing. This growth phase is termed the African Industrial Revolution (AIR), which is currently underway

Lack of self-grown expertise in critical sectors has resulted in a vacuum which is currently being filled by foreign experts. This vulnerability has created dependencies that has been truly challenging. The members of CTTI believe a deeper sense of commitment, ownership and accountability is necessary to fill this void if a trulyself-sustaining AIR can be truly realized. For AIR to be fully beneficial, robust and self-sustaining, solutions should be crafted from within. The African Diaspora Experts (ADE) should play a leading role in crafting these solutions and charting the path to transform AIR into a profitable enterprise. African diaspora expertise is a critical resource that should be leveraged to realize a robust, profitable and self-sustaining AIR. The members of CTTI are inspired by these challenges and are committed to play in leading role in making AIR a success.

who we are

CTTI is owned by a group of friends who have identified the need for the African Diaspora to own and take a leading role in identifying and crafting solutions necessary for AIR to be transformative. CTTI works in partnership with African governments, foreign partners, Africanbusinessmen and entrepreneurs to identify needs, craft and integrate solutions within different sectors of the economy.

CTTI believes change should be an initiative that is defined and led from within. We provide expertise necessary to support, sustain and effect change in critical sectors. We partner with African governments, private businessmen/women, entrepreneurs and foreign partners in realizing solutions. Our purpose is to assume a leading role in transforming Africa into anexport processing zone, i.e. ability to compete globally in manufacturing and marketing of goods, services and technology.