etc4CA is a commercial venture, launched in 2010, to equip people in Central Asia to do business better.
Our website has been live for one year now. Click here to read some of the things we’ve been up to.
Who are we?
We are experienced business professionals who have successfully worked for many years in multi-national companies. Since leaving roles in the UK and whilst travelling across Central Asia, we developed a passion for those countries, their cultures and their peoples. We now want to share our business experience to develop others in that region to do business better.
What do we do?
etc4CA provides three types of services:
- Business consulting services for small/medium enterprises;
- Education and training of practical business skills; and
- Project-based solutions for sustainable business developments.
How do we work?
One of etc4CA’s guiding principles is to cascade knowledge and effectively “train trainers”. We believe that it is critical to impart practical knowledge to local people at the earliest opportunity and to truly empower those individuals to go and teach others. We believe that intellectual property should be shared and built on as required.
As experienced business consultants, our style is collaborative. We work with you in achieving results rather than simply doing things to your business. We believe this engenders long-term improvement rather than short-term results.
Who do we work with?
etc4CA works with a wide range of clients from small/medium enterprises through to local and central government organisations.
Our business experience has been generated from many industrial sectors (e.g. retail, consumer products, healthcare, public sector, energy, telecoms and financial services). For this reason we are able to provide our education, training and consulting services to all of these sectors.
Our project work is enabled by developing partnerships with businesses and individuals in the west. etc4CA acts as a catalyst in developing collaborative partnerships between business and individuals in the west and enterprises in Central Asia.
