In Caribbean News. Last Tuesday, October 22nd, Caribbean Enterprise Network (CENUK) supported by CaribDirect Multi-Media hosted their first Business and Networking Meeting at the Trinidad and Tobago High Commission.
The objective of this forum was to provide a platform for successful captains of industry and entrepreneurs of Caribbean extraction to share their experiences of growth, adversity and hope with aspiring business people, budding entrepreneurs and those curious about the inner workings of business.
Presentations were given by the two panelists, Mark Dalgety, Founder / Director of Dalgety Teas; and Wendel Clement, Director Campbell’s of London. The event was moderated by CENUK Operations Director Denis St Bernard.
Though there were many last minute cancellations the meeting received a satisfactory turnout with participants eager to ask questions and support the initiative by providing constructive feedback on the questionnaires circulated. The highlight of the evening was the unexpected smooth delivery of Courteville Business Solutions’, Executive Director, Mr Femi Niyi. Courteville, one of Nigeria’s most progressive companies is no stranger to the UK Caribbean community or the Caribbean, having been part of a special trade mission to Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago earlier this year where they spoke with senior government officials about possible collaboration on their flagship product, AutoReg Franchise.
For more details on this and other CENUK initiative visit www.cenuk.net. See other pictures here.
