Export Launchpad Boot Camp · Cohort 2 · WTC Abuja
A two-day, hands-on boot camp for Nigerian goods and services businesses ready to sell abroad.
25 companies. 50 participants. One export-ready future.
Work on your own business with practising exporters, financiers, logistics providers and trade agencies — and leave with a plan you can act on.
Waiting-list members get first access to applications and the early-bird rate.
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What Is Export Launchpad
Built on the WTCA Deep Dive Global Series model and adapted for Nigerian businesses. You work on your own business throughout, and every expert session leads straight into a workshop. Readiness comes before access — you don’t leave with notes, you leave with a plan.
Why This Boot Camp Matters
of Nigerian businesses
are SMEs
of national GDP
they contribute
only — that actually
participate in exports
Most SMEs Struggle With
Understanding export processes and compliance
Accessing finance and trade support
Identifying the right markets
Structuring logistics and documentation
Finding buyers and distribution channels
The gap isn't potential. It's preparation. That's what we fix.
What's New In Cohort 2
Waiting list open. Applications go to the waiting list first.
Selection is based on export readiness — not company size.
Understanding → Application → Execution
Who Should Apply
You run a registered business that already sells in Nigeria and plan to export within the next six to 12 months. Each company sends two decision-makers so the plan has owners.
Roles in the room
Sectors
Each company sends two representatives for maximum impact.
Voices From Cohort 1
“It was a hands-on, practical experience, with experts who have actually gone through the process.”
“I unlearned, learned, and relearned so many things about exporting.”
Faculty
Sessions are led by practitioners from export promotion agencies, banks, logistics firms and trade advisory businesses.
Cohort 1 faculty
Investment
Launch your export journey with practical knowledge, expert guidance, and a clear roadmap to international markets.
★ Early Bird Offer — Deadline to be confirmed
Early Bird Registration
US$300 per company
(2 participants required)
Standard Registration
US$400 per company
(2 participants required)
Participation Fee Covers
Fees are charged per participant, not per company, and each company sends two participants. Waiting-list members are invited to apply first, with the early-bird rate held for them.
Beyond The Boot Camp
Graduates join the Export Launchpad community and keep getting support after the two days are over.
Post-programme mentorship
Expert sessions on specific export topics
Support from WTC Abuja's trade information desk
Introductions to buyers and partners through the World Trade Centers Association network of 300+ centres
From WTC Abuja to the world.
Strategic Partners & Ecosystem
Export promotion agencies · financial institutions · logistics providers · trade experts · corporate sponsors.
Sponsors
Delivery partners
Ecosystem & promotion partners
Sponsorship & Partnership
Want to reach Nigeria's next exporters? Partner with Cohort 2.
Frequently Asked Questions
Export Launchpad is a high-impact, practical training programme designed to equip Nigerian businesses with the knowledge, tools, and support required to successfully access regional and international markets.
Export Launchpad is designed for:
No. The programme is suitable for both:
Each company sends two representatives. This ensures meaningful engagement and effective participation throughout the sessions and workshops.
Participants will learn:
Participants will receive:
Early Bird Registration — US$150 per participant (US$300 per company)
Standard Registration — US$200 per participant (US$400 per company)
The participation fee covers two days of training, lunch and refreshments, programme materials, the networking reception, certificate, and post-event support services. Early-bird and standard deadlines will be confirmed on the waiting list.
No. All applications will undergo a review process to ensure the programme is populated with businesses that demonstrate export potential and readiness. Only shortlisted companies will receive an official acceptance notification and be invited to proceed with payment and final registration.
Applications are assessed based on:
Selection is competitive due to the limited number of available slots.
Ready To Take Your Business Global?
Join the waiting list today, hear first when applications open, and secure the early-bird rate.
tradeservices@wtcabuja.com · +234 916 479 3000
More than a programme — a pipeline for Nigeria's next generation of global businesses.
