About Us

Congo-USA Bridge Consultingis dedicated to fostering sustainable economic partnerships
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Construction Of A Bridge Across The Strait
About Us

Team Bios

• Francis Mopiembe

Francis oversees investment‐product recommendations, Congolese market analysis, and U.S.–DRC company incorporations at Congo Bridge USA. Before relocating to the U.S., he spent years in the DRC building investment‐consulting networks—especially between Kinshasa and Belgian firms. Francis also served as an internal auditor at Hotel Intercontinental Kinshasa and personal assistant to the Congolese Minister of Public Works, gaining firsthand experience with national institutions. He holds an M.S. in Supply Chain Management from Michigan State University.

• Jean-Yves Kasonga Beya
Jean-Yves oversees data and market analysis as well as the technology aspect of Congo-USA Bridge Consulting. Before moving to the United States, he founded two startups in Kinshasa—AgroTech Innovate (precision-agriculture tools) and Kasa Mobile Solutions (mobile apps for local businesses)—securing Belgian impact funding. He also spent over ten years leading engineering and validation projects in the pharmaceutical industry, consulting on government pharmaceutics initiatives. Jean-Yves holds an M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Louisville and a B.Sc. in Biology & Informatics (minor in Business) from the University of Kinshasa.
• Khandi Phaka Loko
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• Guyguy Phaka Loko
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The Story of Congo Bridge USA

Congo-USA Bridge Consultingwas founded in 2024 by a small group of diaspora leaders who recognized the untapped potential of DRC’s rich natural resources and dynamic entrepreneurial spirit. Frustrated by the lack of transparent, ethical pathways for collaboration, they created a consulting firm rooted in mutual respect and shared vision. From our first pilot project—helping a Congolese coffee cooperative secure U.S. buyers—to brokering multimillion-dollar infrastructure deals, our journey has always been guided by one principle: real impact begins when all stakeholders share ownership in the outcome.

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Vision & Objectives

Vision: A future where Congolese communities thrive through equitable economic growth, and where U.S. partners embrace a transformative, people-centered approach to investment in Africa.

Objectives

1. Empower Local Entrepreneurs

Provide training, mentorship, and market access to 100 Congolese startups by 2027.

2. Facilitate $50 M in Ethical Investments

Mobilize capital into DRC projects that adhere to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards by 2026.

3. Strengthen Bilateral Trade Links

Increase two-way trade volume in key sectors (mining, agriculture, infrastructure) by 30% within three years.

4. Promote Transparency & Good Governance

Partner with local NGOs and government agencies to implement accountability measures, ensuring that 90% of project beneficiaries report improved outcomes.
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