Founded in 2007 and headquartered in the Ashanti Region, Jenboathan Enterprise operates at the intersection of rural agricultural empowerment and cross-border commerce. The company provides critical inland logistics, advisory support, and equipment financing to smallholder farmers. Notably, its tricycle-on-credit scheme has delivered essential transport mobility to over 100 local farmers, addressing a severe bottleneck in rural agricultural supply chains and ensuring goods can reliably reach broader markets.

Beyond logistics, the firm actively promotes sustainable farming practices, including crop rotation, water conservation, and annual tree-planting initiatives. By combining this grassroots environmental stewardship with international trade capabilities, Jenboathan Enterprise functions as a vital gateway for businesses in Europe, Asia, and the United States seeking to engage with West African markets.

The upcoming London forum presents an opportunity for the company to expand these cross-border partnerships. Having recently secured the Agri-Business Solutions Innovator title at the Go Global Awards 2025, Jenboathan Enterprise aims to leverage the convocation to advocate for green technology investments and construct scalable market opportunities that prioritise knowledge transfer over simple transactional trading.



"Our approach to international trade is rooted in building capacity at the local level," said Robert Kwasi Obrempon-Boateng. "When we provide a rural farmer with transport equipment or advise on sustainable water conservation, we are strengthening the very foundation of the global agricultural supply chain.

"In London, my priority is to engage with international counterparts who understand that long-term cross-border commerce requires investment in environmental sustainability and community infrastructure. We aim to forge partnerships that facilitate genuine knowledge transfer and open sustainable market pathways between West Africa and the rest of the world."

The convocation, convened jointly by the International Trade Council and the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring, will provide a platform for delegates to examine the structural challenges facing emerging markets. For Jenboathan Enterprise, the discussions will directly inform its ongoing efforts to integrate eco-friendly technologies into West African agribusiness while expanding its footprint in global merchandising and real estate.

About Jenboathan Enterprise

Established in 2007 and headquartered in Kumasi, Ghana, Jenboathan Enterprise bridges local impact with global opportunity through agribusiness, real estate, and international trading. The company supports rural communities by providing inland logistics, advisory services, and innovative equipment financing, including a successful tricycle-on-credit programme for smallholder farmers. By integrating sustainable agricultural practices with robust import and export capabilities, the enterprise connects West African agricultural producers with international business markets.

About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum

The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is a premier gathering of trade officials, policymakers, and senior business leaders aimed at advancing global commerce. Held over a three-day programme at various venues across London, the event focuses on enhancing supply chain resilience, expanding market access, and driving export growth on an international scale.

About the International Trade Council

Founded in 1956, the International Trade Council operates as an independent, neutral, and non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce. The organisation supports foreign direct investment and international trade across a global network encompassing more than 179 countries and over 28,000 members. Its diverse constituency includes businesses, governments, trade and investment agencies, ministries of trade and industry, diplomatic missions, chambers of commerce, export promotion agencies, and industry associations. The Council is dedicated to reducing barriers to international trade, creating new international business opportunities, encouraging foreign direct investment, and supporting sustainable economic growth through collaboration, advocacy, and knowledge sharing. Furthermore, it champions ethical, transparent, and inclusive trade, conducts market and trade research, and provides education and certification via the ITC Academy.

About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring

Operating commercially as a spin-off from the International Trade Council, the International Centre for Trade Transparency Limited trades under the abbreviation ICTTM. Registered in the United Kingdom with operational offices in both the UK and the Philippines, the company was established in November 2022 to increase transparency in global commerce and international trade. To achieve this, ICTTM develops an artificial-intelligence trade intelligence platform known as ADAMftd (Advanced Data Analytics and Modeling for Foreign Trade Data). By processing billions of real-time and historical trade data points—covering customs and import-export records, shipping data, company and ownership information, tariffs and duties, and sanctions and compliance screening—ADAMftd enables users to forecast demand, pricing, and market trends. It is additionally used to model and analyse supply chains, assess counterparty risk, research trade rules, and identify international buyers, suppliers, and competitors.

Media Contact

Robert Kwasi Obrempon-Boateng.
Chief Executive Officer.
Jenboathan Enterprise.
Email: [email protected].