Shaping the Future of International Trade and Commerce
Over the last 10 years, our team has supported and led projects on every continent. Our focus on commerce and trade in partnership with Federal Agencies has provided a range of services aimed at fostering economic growth, creating jobs, and improving international trade. Some relevant services include:
As we have expanded our services, emphasis has been placed on recruiting team members with extensive backgrounds working for federal, state, and local government clients, as well as large government contracting firms and other private sector companies. By making this a priority, our collective past performance puts us on par with much larger consulting firms, making CULTIVA ideally-suited for large-scale environmental project teams.
Our participating organizations, professional representations, business certificates, industry associations, and strategic partnerships are aligned with our clients’ needs. Our certifications have several benefit, and it is important to have an intimate and working knowledge of each one. While CULTIVA’s HUBZone certification is likely the most valuable, most government and corporate entities also limit competition through set-asides and sole-source contracts specifically for MBE registered minority-owned businesses.
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CULTIVA is proud to have hosted several secretariat listening sessions for Prosper Africa, a U.S. Government initiative aimed at increasing two-way trade and investment between African nations and the United States. These sessions focused on the impact of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) on U.S. – African economic prosperity and development progress. As home to the world’s largest free trade area, Africa plays a vital role in the global economy. The AfCFTA, which brings together the 55 countries of the African Union (AU) and eight Regional Economic Communities (RECs), was established to enable the free flow of goods and services across the continent and boost Africa's trading position in the global market. These listening sessions provided a unique platform for U.S. and African entrepreneurs, investors, and government representatives to share their experiences, discuss challenges, and shape the dialogue on the trade agreement. CULTIVA is committed to fostering these important conversations and contributing to the advancement of international trade and commerce.