Meet Trinidad & Tobago’s food innovators This time the spotlight falls on food manufacturers Slimdown 360 and Del Mano Food. Both embrace local ingredients, creating sustainability in their supply chains….

Corporate governance is improving globally, but not by enough. Investors, shareholders and citizens are demanding greater accountability and transparency. Spurred by legislative and financial obligations, this should produce positive changes…

What have you read, watched or listened to lately that has contributed to your growth and development as a businessperson? Published in CONTACT Magazine   Lara Quentrall-Thomas Chairman, Regency Recruitment…

Last year Oscar Francois celebrated 60 years in business. As executive chairman, Jacqueline Francois is paving the way for the next generation. While balancing business, family and volunteer commitments has…

In the next decade the world’s population will increase by another billion, temperatures will rise by at least 1.5 degrees, and global energy consumption will increase by 1.7% per year….

By 2020, according to the plan, Trinidad and Tobago should have attained developed nation status. We should have invested in sound infrastructure, created an enabling environment for business and innovation,…

 Trinidad and Tobago’s national development strategy, Vision 2030, completes its first five-year segment in 2020. What has been achieved to date? The Minister of Planning and Development, Camille Robinson-Regis, answers…

With a central mill in Laventille, CGA was established in 1937. Today it is the largest and most modern manufacturer of soaps, oils and margarines in the Caribbean. How does…

Extreme weather events are a solemn warning that business as usual is not an option for Trinidad and Tobago. Despite institutional inroads, there is a lot of work to be…