Able Program – Center for African Immigrant Advancemen

The African Business Leadership and Entrepreneurship (ABLE) Program is a comprehensive initiative designed to support the development and growth of immigrants of afro-descendants-owned businesses in the United States. The program aims to provide immigrants of afro-descendants with the skills, knowledge, and resources they need to start and grow successful businesses, and to create a supportive ecosystem in which these businesses can thrive.
The ABLE Program includes a range of components, including:

Business planning assistance: Participants in the ABLE Program receive one-on-one support and guidance in creating a detailed business plan, including financial projections and marketing strategies.

Access to capital and financing: The ABLE Program works to connect immigrants of afro-descendant entrepreneurs with sources of capital and financing, including grants, loans, and investment opportunities.

Mentorship and training: Participants in the ABLE Program have the opportunity to work with experienced business mentors and to participate in training and educational workshops on topics such as financial management, marketing, and sales.

Legal and regulatory support: The ABLE Program provides immigrants of afro-descendant entrepreneurs with assistance in navigating the legal and regulatory environment, including help with licensing, permits, and other requirements.

Overall, the ABLE Program is designed to provide immigrants of afro-descendant entrepreneurs with the tools and support they need to succeed in the business world. Through this program, CAIA aims to create a more diverse and vibrant business ecosystem and to support the economic success of immigrants of afro-descendant.