
Central Asia has long been a crossroads of trade, ideas, and culture. The Tapchan—a platform used to gather for a meal or discussion—symbolizes connection, dialogue, and decision-making.
Tapchan Consulting Group (TCG) embodies this spirit, offering solutions to foster collaboration and sustainable development.
At Tapchan Consulting Group (TCG), we provide strategic solutions tailored for Central Asia and beyond. Our expertise in energy, environment, trade, and connectivity ensures sustainable growth and meaningful engagement for your organization.
We have extensive networks of international and local consultants. From long-term project management to short-term, targeted consultancies, our sectors of expertise include:
Leveraging deep expertise and regional networks, TCG delivers sustainable solutions for partners seeking meaningful engagement in Central Asia and beyond. We provide solutions for:
The Tapchan Consulting Gr in bringing people together, defining common challenges and collaborating to overcome them. We specialize in:
We'll be happy to work together to tailor solutions for your organization's needs. Please stay in touch!
For centuries, Central Asia has served as a crossroads where goods, ideas, and cultures converge. Travelers to Central Asia and locals alike often converge around a Tapchan—a traditional raised platform used for hosting guests, breaking bread, forging relationships, and making important decisions.
Tapchan Consulting Group (TCG) was founded in the same spirit of connection and dialogue that the Tapchan itself represents. We believe that even the greatest challenges can be overcome when we join together in common purpose.
Ryder Rogers has over 20 years of experience leading economic development efforts and driving regional cooperation. As a U.S. Foreign Service Officer, he led key initiatives across Eurasia and the Indo/Pacific in areas including energy security, trade, and environmental conservation.
Just before launching Tapchan Consulting Group, Ryder served as the Director of the Regional Energy and Environment Office for USAID/Philippines, Pacific Islands and Mongolia. From 2019-2022 he served as the Director of USAID/Central Asia’s Economic Development Office in Almaty, Kazakhstan, leading efforts in trade, energy, water and environment. He also served in Uzbekistan, Washington DC, Timor-Leste, and Ukraine. Mr. Rogers began his career in international development as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Kazakhstan.
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