LakinBerg LLC Business Consulting Firm
International Trade & Development - Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria
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LakinBerg LLC Business Consulting Firm Details
Lakinberg, a member of international trade center Washington DC is a Trailblazing Business Consulting Firm facilitating business and project syndication and set up for both individual and corporate clients globally. We are your Partner for Business Transformation.Lakinberg LLC is headquartered in Silicon Valley United States of America with branches in Washington DC, Texas and Lagos, Nigeria. We are poised to provide business solutions to existing businesses and budding structures from the creation of business partnerships facilitating international trade, offshore company formation and structuring to regulatory advisory and compliance. We are structured strategically both domestically and globally to create practical, flexible, and adaptable solutions using both human and technological capital to deliver proven processes, ensuring measurable, transferable, and sustainable growth. Our ability to combine technology with business positions us strategically in the global space to accomplish trailblazing solutions. At Lakinberg LLC, we believe there is a strong and correlative relation between the national economy of the countries and business opportunities.International trade usually would promote national industry, enhance communication channels and upgrade quality of manpower in different economic sectors, such as agriculture sector, petroleum sector, communication sector, education and training sector, health sector, vocational associations, etc.We also have an integrity driven and structured investors warehouse platform where through technology, investors can meet potential businesses or concepts to invest in and existing businesses and existing innovative ideas can meet investors. International trade is able to gain much economic opportunities for the interest of the national economy. It is considered a key driver for economic stability. Many governments in the world list international trade outputs within their gross domestic products
