Relationship building and Principal Stakeholders
Building strong and open lines of communication with our Stakeholders is an important pillar of IDAN.
IDAN ensures these relationships are nurtured to the highest degree to ensure our growth and project implementation occurs seamlessly.
We have connected with both private and public stakeholders, who are but are not limited to.
Public Stakeholders:
- USAID
- Sub-committee members on Africa and Foreign Affairs.
- Members of US Congress
Our Public Stakeholders are very important for the development and project Implementation of IDAN. Connecting with these bureaucratic agencies has paved a way for IDAN to secure funding and other mechanisms in order to implement the mandate designated to IDAN from the Federal Government.
Our private stakeholders are but are not limited to:
- Pitney Bowes
- A tech-giant which will assist IDAN with technology-based enquiries and infrastructure
- OPIC
- Will work under Pitney Bowes as asset protection
- Corporate Council on Africa
- An important voice for the development of IDAN within the global sphere. Aims at adopting IDAN as a member of the group, to help raise the issue of development IDAN is tasked with solving
from left to right: Naomia A. Suggs-Brigety, Ijeoma Iwugo (Managing Director of IDAN) and Dr. Sharon Freeman (Consultant) 
Our Managing Director meeting with Gregory Simpkins Senior advisor for USAID and Prosper Africa 
Our Managing Director meeting with members of the Corporate Council of Africa. 
Our managing Director meeting with representatives of Congressman Dwight Evans
