Dexis represents a new generation of economic development practicioners that channel the energy of social innovation, local leadership and public-private alliances to meet the urgent challenges of sustainable job creation in developing and post conflict economies. Since 2001, we have provided technical assistance, training and research on 150 assignments in over 40 regions worldwide.
Our results speak for themselves under our various service areas:
Trade Linkages
Helped Palestine's investment agency establish the first ICT private alliance
Attracted Jamaican call center investment to St. Lucia, creating over 400 jobs
Coordinated Iraqi dates exports during civil conflict, assisting 3,000 growers
Provided baseline training in investment promotion fundamentals, practice, and tactics for Ghana's investment promotion staff
Assisted a Moldovan wine producer in meeting international quality and production standard of wine production to stimulate increased exports, profitability, and job creation
Implemented an agricultural communications network in selected province in Afghanistan for real-time flow of agricultural information to and from the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation
Trade Competitiveness
Increased 20 percent domestic value added of Rwandan handicrafts
Put together a consortium of private sector companies to partner with the government of the Gambia to develop West Africa’s first agro-industrial and logistics zone
Reduced business registration time in Vietnam by 90 percent
Proposed new investment legislation in Grenada to increase transparency
Improved government's business service providers in Dominica to improve competitiveness and business practices of private sector
Trade & Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
Built Iraq's first official investment and trade portal to attract private investors
Installed system to track US$400 million of projects in Grenada
Developed a comprehensive advisory toolkit on investor tracking systems (ITS)
Built a business data warehouse for Turkey's investment agency in efforts to attract private investors in public projects
Trade Institutions
Introduced fast track investment concessions in Mozambique to facilitate foreign direct investment
Provided 110 point needs analysis of Ghanaian investment agency
Developed an investor aftercare workshop for Rwanda's investment promotion agency
