Business & International Cooperation

Commercial Development Program

Operational commercial development, networking, and business portfolio building.

What it involves

The Business Development Programme is continuous, operational support: KCIS acts as your business development force on the Europe–Republic of the Congo corridor. We identify targets, open doors, organise and prepare meetings, follow discussions and gradually build a qualified business portfolio. The programme runs in monthly cycles with objectives, actions and regular reporting. This is not remote advice: it is field execution by a team that knows both sides of the corridor.

The challenge

Developing business in a distant market without a local presence is expensive and slow. Opportunities slip away between trips, follow-ups go undone, and relationships never turn into business.

Who it is for

European companies seeking commercial activity in the Republic of the Congo and Central Africa, and Congolese organisations targeting the European market, without immediately setting up a dedicated local team.

When to use it

Once the entry strategy is defined and commercial execution must begin: prospecting, introductions, negotiation, portfolio management.

Methodology

1. Scoping: targets, offer, cycle objectives. 2. Prospecting: account identification and qualification. 3. Engagement: outreach, meetings, follow-up. 4. Conversion: negotiation and closing support. 5. Reporting: monthly review, portfolio, next actions.

Deliverables

Qualified, up-to-date business portfolio Organised and prepared meetings Monthly activity report Continuous alerts and market intelligence

Expected outcomes

A real, managed commercial pipeline, activated relationships rather than business cards, and measurable progress month after month.

Typical duration

Monthly engagement, with a recommended first cycle of 3 months.

Pricing

From EUR 3,000/month

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