British African Entrepreneurship Journey

British African Entrepreneurship Journey is the third in a series of publications on migrant firms in Britain. The author has profiled businesses, the professions and social enterprises; founder-owned and operated by Africans from the Northern, Southern, Eastern, Western and Central regions. Case Studies, data, quotes or citations, anecdotes, references and other research methods and materials, have been used to analyse Africans' unsung contribution to British economic history from 1793 to the present. Yet, the purpose of this publication, is to examine the organisation and performance of British African firms, using the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system. It is integrated within a cultural, education, ethnic, faith, scientific, social, technological and related trajectories framework that is rather unique to the African diaspora. This book is ideal for entrepreneurs, government departments, policy-makers, professionals, think-tanks, researchers, students and university-colleges. It is also an invaluable reference text for learners pursuing African Studies, Business Studies, Enterprise Development, International Business and Management.