Skin in the game
ATT is shareholder-based by design — distributed continental ownership, so the institution depends on no single state, family or funder. Shareholding is open to individuals and institutions across the five regions and the diaspora; governments engage through MoUs, never as shareholders.
Three ways to belong
Founding shareholders, individual shareholders and institutional investors — one institution, owned across the continent and the diaspora.
The owners of the institution — sworn in by the Constituent General Assembly.
- Share subscription set by the Board, plus voluntary sponsor contributions
- A seat and a voice in the Constituent General Assembly
- Council of Founders standing — veto rights over fundamental change
- Named in the founding cohort of the institution
Builders, operators and experts across the continent and the diaspora.
- Shareholding open to individuals across the continent and the diaspora
- Access to services, matchmaking and the network
- The regional roadshow and the Continental Summit
- Part of a founding cohort of one hundred individual shareholders
Companies, universities and organisations — never governments, which engage by MoU.
- Structured access to services and the ecosystem
- Matchmaking across five regions and the diaspora
- Standing at the Summit and the roundtables
- One of ten founding institutions across the regions
Information only — this page is not an offer of securities. Participation is subject to eligibility under the Statutes; subscription terms are shared by the secretariat.
How joining works
- 01Express interest
Write to the secretariat — who you are, where you stand, what you bring.
- 02Qualification
The secretariat confirms eligibility under the Statutes and shares the subscription terms.
- 03Onboarding
Subscription, entry in the shareholder register, and a seat in the Assembly.
A hundred shareholders, five regions, one trust
Every stakeholder has skin in the game.