TABLE OF CONTENTS Automotive and Aviation Services
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Who’s Who in Trinidad and Tobago Business 2010–2011
Banking, Investment and Financial Services
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Produced and Created by Prestige Business Publications Ltd
Construction, Engineering and Transportation
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Advertising Patricia Lewis, Marie Gurley, Betti Gillezeau
Education and Training
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Energy and Energy-Related Industries
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Edited by Editorial Department, Lonsdale, Saatchi and Saatchi Advertising Roslyn Meredith, Scribbles NZ Ltd
Facilities Management
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Cover Design and Design Kelvin Thomas – Precision Design Studio
Health, Safety, Security, Environment and Standards
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Layout Laird Raymond
Insurance
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Production Maria Atherley-Alpheus
Manufacturing and Retail Distribution
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Media, Publishing and Print
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Professional Services and Private Sector Associations
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Property Development, Real Estate
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Photographers Stephen Broadbridge, Alex Smailes at the Abovegroup Ltd
Shipping, Ports and Maritime Services
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Annual Distribution 10,000 copies
Telecommunications, Information Technology and Computers
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Prestige Business Publications Team:
Travel, Tourism and Conference Facilities
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Richard Lewis Chairman
Patricia Lewis Director
Marie Gurley Director
Maria Atherley-Alpheus Production Supervisor Nichele West-Broome Administrative Assistant
Publisher’s Note
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Message from the Honourable Minister of Trade and Industry
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Candace Lennard Administrative Assistant
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Betti Gillezeau Sales Representative
Messages from the Chambers “Ahead of the Pack”: Bernard Dulal-Whiteway
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Map of Port of Spain
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Going Green: What’s in it for you?
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Tips for Successful Business Networking The Government of Trinidad and Tobago Fast Facts Diplomatic Missions and International Organisations
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Writers Kay Baldeosingh-Arjune, Joel Henry, Lasana Liburd, Florence Louis-Edouard (Senior Trade Specialist, Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries), Desirée Seeberan, Sonja Sinaswee, Keith Spencer
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Index by Surname
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Index by Company
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Map of Trinidad
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Map of Tobago
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in Trinidad and Tobago Business
Come face to face with industry giants and market leaders. Showcase your business in the local, regional and international markets. See how you too can grow and enhance the future and success of your company through the Who’s Who in Trinidad & Tobago Business. On your path to success, rediscover the beauty of Trinidad & Tobago in another of our magazines, Ins & Outs of Trinidad and Tobago. Business Trinidad & Tobago, a four year old corollary publication, seeks to attract investment and business to T&T by highlighting opportunities through well-researched, in-depth articles.
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It’s time to take your IT in a new direction. Mervyn Eyre President & CEO (Caribbean)
Hugh Smith, EVP Finance (Caribbean)
We build long-term relationships through being trusted advisors, seeing things from the customer’s point of view and finding new ways to help them. Our exciting new approaches to IT can help you drive greater efficiency in your business, reduce costs, seize opportunities and deliver a better return on your IT investments.
Ian Galt, EVP Business Development (Caribbean)
Frances Correia, EVP Business Development (Caribbean)
Together with Fujitsu, we’ll make the future happen,
sooner.
Trinidad Ian Cross, EVP Commercial Operations (Caribbean)
6th Avenue, Extension & Ibis Avenue Barataria, Trinidad Tel: (868) 223-2826 Fax: (868) 675-1956
Bahamas
56 Madeira Street, Palmdale P.O. Box N-4828, Nassau, Bahamas Tel: (242) 356 -3700 Fax: (242) 325-3123
Barbados
Chelston Park, Building1 Collymore Rock St. Michael, Barbados Tel: (246) 426-0242 Fax: (246) 426-6988
Jamaica
18 Belmont Road Kingston 5, Jamaica Tel: (876) 926-7567 Fax: (876) 920-4761
For more information email fcl_marketing@caribbean.fujitsu.com or please visit www.fujitsu.com/caribbean
shaping tomorrow with you
Amelia Murphy, EVP Core Services (Caribbean)
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Republic Bank Limited Republic House 9-17 Park Street Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies Telephone: (868)-625-4411 Email:email@republictt.com Website: republictt.com
Executives Left to right:
Robert Camps, General Manager, Corporate Operations and Process Improvement; Anthony Wong, General Manager, Information Technology Management; Charles A. Mouttet, General Manager, Trust & Asset Management Division; Anna-MarĂa GarcĂa-Brooks, General Manager, Group Marketing & Communications; Jacqueline H.C. Quamina, Group General Counsel/Corporate Secretary; Charmaine Caballero, General Manager, Human Resources; David J. Dulal-Whiteway, Managing Director; Ronald F. deC. Harford, Chairman; Gregory I. Thomson, Deputy Managing Director; Andrea Taylor-Hanna, General Manager, Planning & Financial Control; Geoffrey Clarke, General Manager, Risk Management; Nigel M. Baptiste, Executive Director; Roopnarine Oumade Singh, General Manager, Treasury; Ian R. De Souza, General Manager, Corporate Business; Derwin M. Howell, General Manager, Commercial & Retail Banking; Karen Yip Chuck, General Manager, Internal Audit
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Republic Bank Limited is one of the largest and most successful indigenous
Republic Bank Group’s profile:
banks in the English-speaking Caribbean, serving retail banking customers, corporate clients and governments throughout the Caribbean. It is the parent
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
company of the Republic Bank Group. Today, the Republic Bank Group employs
Republic Securities Limited
over 4,300 people in the Caribbean countries of Trinidad and Tobago, Grenada,
Republic Investments Limited
Guyana, Barbados and the Cayman Islands. With Trinidad and Tobago being the
London Street Project Company Limited
Bank’s largest market. As at the financial year ending September 30, 2009, the Group’s total asset base stood at US$6.8 billion and earned net profit after tax and minority interest of US$150.8 million. Since 1994, the Group’s asset base increased from US$929 million to US$6.8 billion and its profit after tax has increased from
GRENADA Republic Bank (Grenada) Limited GUYANA Republic Bank (Guyana) Limited
US$10 million to US$150.8 million. Republic Bank is the largest credit card operator in Trinidad and Tobago.
CAYMAN ISALANDS
With assets under management of over US$3.6 billion, the bank’s Trust and
Republic Bank (Cayman) Limited
Asset Management Division is the most experienced in the country. Its banking
Republic Insurance Company (Cayman) Limited
services reach the length and breadth of Trinidad and Tobago, with 39 branches and 109 ABM’s, as well as state of the art internet and telephone banking, which
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allow customers to conduct their business 24/7 from any part of the world.
Republic Bank Trinidad and Tobago (Barbados) Limited
The Group’s overall performance bears testimony to a strong focus on its
Barbados National Bank Inc.
core banking competencies, its emphasis on the varied needs of its diverse
BNB Finance and Trust Corporation
customer base and its strengths in executing the basic elements of its
Barbados Mortgage Finance Company Limited
corporate strategy. In November 2003, Republic Bank Limited launched its ground breaking social investment programme the Power to Make a Difference. Since then, the bank has committed a total of TT$152 million (US$24.13 million) over a 10 year period towards social development activities in Trinidad and Tobago, targeting specifically the elderly, sick, differently-abled and at-risk youth as well as, providing educational and sporting opportunities for the empowerment of young people. Republic Bank recognises that the best way to fight societal ills is to invest in
ST. LUCIA Republic Caribbean Investments Limited Republic Alpha Limited Atlantic Financial Limited ASSOCIATED COMPANIES Trinidad and Tobago Infolink Services Ltd G4S Holdings (Trinidad) Limited
building the intellectual capacity of the people in diverse communities. It is for this reason, that the Bank focuses its social investment on building successful
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East Caribbean Financial Holding Company Limited
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Company Profile Richard P. Young Managing Director Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited richard.young@scotiabank.com
Savon Persad Senior General Manager Retail and Small Business Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited & Managing Director ScotiaLife Trinidad and Tobago Limited savon.persad@scotiabank.com
Sean Albert Senior General Manager Corporate and Commercial Banking Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited & Managing Director Scotiatrust and Merchant Bank Trinidad and Tobago Limited sean.albert@scotiabank.com
Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited is a subsidiary of The Bank of Nova Scotia in Canada and one of the leading banks in Trinidad and Tobago. Since 1954, Scotiabank has been serving the people of Trinidad and Tobago. Offering a comprehensive line of Retail, Small Business and Commercial services, Scotiabank has an extensive network of 24 Branches and 5 Sales Centres across the country. The organisation focuses on creating and seizing opportunities to better serve our customers, reward our shareholders, engage our employees and help our communities prosper. With the core purpose of being “the best at helping our customers become financially better off by providing relevant solutions to their unique needs”, our branch network strategically located across our twin-island Republic, is designed to offer expert financial advice and customised services to existing and potential customers.
Mahadeo Sebarath General Manager Business Support mahadeo.seebarath@scotiabank.com
Martin de Gannes General Manager Human Resources martin.degannes@scotiabank.com
Gilbert Sankar District General Manager Retail and Small Business gilbert.sankar@scotiabank.com
Gillian Benjamin General Manager Strategic Marketing gillian.benjamin@scotiabank.com
Dave Ramsumair District General Manager Retail and Small Business dave.ramsumair@scotiabank.com
Belinda James General Manager Compliance and Legal Services belinda.james@scotiabank.com
Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited, through its wholly owned subsidiaries, provides a broad range of specialised financial services. One subsidiary is ScotiaLife Trinidad and Tobago Limited (SLTT) which offers financial products that provide medium to long-term savings and investment opportunities together with insurance protection. Our carefully selected sales officers are licensed and equipped to professionally assess customers’ needs and provide tailored solutions using our state of the art Needs Analysis System. Another subsidiary, Scotiatrust and Merchant Bank Trinidad and Tobago Limited, is a fully licensed merchant banking operation and the investment banking arm for Scotiabank in the Caribbean and Central American region. Services include underwriting, syndication, structured finance and derivative strategies. This subsidiary also offers access to Scotiabank’s capital wholesale markets business, providing global client solutions in a wide forum of debt placement and risk management capabilities. The Bank operates in the wealth management arena, with services being provided by the Scotia Private Client Group and provides domestic brokerage services through our subsidiary, Scotia Investments Trinidad and Tobago Limited. Its highly specialised wealth management financial advisory team follows a practical and proven approach to reviewing one’s life cycle and developing an investment strategy that meets the unique needs of the consumer. We pride ourselves on our ability to deliver knowledge based guidance and customising investment solutions to offer peace of mind. Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited has received a number of accolades, with recent recognition including: • Global Finance Best Emerging Market Bank 2010. • Bank of the Year Trinidad and Tobago awarded by The Banker Magazine (2007), a publication of the Financial Times Business Group. • Champion Employer of Choice (Large Category) awarded by the Employers’ Consultative Association (2007). • Among the top 3 companies for Corporate Social Responsibility in the category “Recognising the Value of People” awarded by the South Trinidad Chamber of Industry and Commerce (2008 and 2009). • National Safety Award 2009 from the Trinidad and Tobago Occupational Safety and Health Authority.
Robert Soverall General Manager ScotiaLife Trinidad and Tobago Limited robert.soverall@scotiabank.com
Salwa Zaki General Manager Credit Risk Management salwa.zaki@scotiabank.com
Adrian Lezama Assistant General Manager Finance adrian.lezama@scotiabank.com
At Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited, we believe it is our responsibility to make a difference in the communities in which we do business. Our community giving consists of donations, sponsorships, and community involvement programmes supported by the volunteerism efforts of our staff. The Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Foundation has been established as an independent entity that oversees the Bank’s philanthropic efforts. It focuses its resources on the Scotiabank Bright Future Programme – a community giving programme which supports causes associated with the wellbeing of children, the Scotiabank Women Against Breast Cancer Programme, Sport and Culture and general philanthropy. The Bank is also the Official Bank of West Indies cricket and proudly sponsors the Scotiabank Kiddy Cricket Programme, which teaches children the rudiments of cricket, a game which is an inherent component of our West Indian heritage.
Mitchell De Silva General Manager Head Investment Banking/Origination Scotiatrust and Merchant Bank Trinidad and Tobago Limited mitchell.desilva@scotiabank.com
Fabian Keil General Manager Head Investment Banking/ Structuring and Syndication Scotiatrust and Merchant Bank Trinidad and Tobago Limited fabian.keil@scotiabank.com
SCOTIABANK TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO LIMITED Scotia Centre 56-58 Richmond Street Port-of-Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 625-3566 Fax: (868) 624-2179 Cables: Scotiabank Swift: NOSCTTPSA Website: www.tt.scotiabank.com E-mail: scotiamain@tstt.net.tt
“…amongst the top ten best performing financial services firms in the world, according to international management consult Oliver Wyman.” Copyright © 2009 Oliver Wyman. Annual State of the Financial Services Industry – 2009. As measured by the Oliver Wyman Shareholder Performance Index SM (SPI) of the world's 400 largest financial services firms. Best performing financial companies with market value >USD$15 BN (Aug 07 - Dec 08).
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Funds International Limited 84 Roberts Street Woodbrook, Trinidad Tel: (868) 628-FUND, Fax: (868) 622-1452 Email: fundstnt@yahoo.com Website: www.fundstt.com
About Us Funds International Limited is registered with the Trinidad and Tobago Securities and Exchange Commission (under the Securities Industry Act 1995) as licensed Investment Advisers. We provide financial and investment consultancy, as well as portfolio management services to high net-worth and corporate clients, both locally and regionally. We have also developed a pension administration software package for the administration of pension plans.
K. Michael Daniell Chairman
Eric A. Adams
Stephen A. Singh
Executive Director
Corporate Secretary
About Investing Investing one’s money is generally a matter of weighing three factors: risk, return and time Risk is a way to describe the fluctuations (or volatility) in the rate of return and the degree to which the rate of return will go up or down. Return is the earnings and gains on one’s capital over a measured period of time. Time is the length of time an investor plans to maintain an investment, as it helps to evaluate the appropriateness of an investment’s level of risk and return. Finally, an investor should look at diversification as part of his or her investment strategy. This will include investments across a spectrum of asset classes (i.e. stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc.), domiciled both locally and internationally, and in varying currencies.
Caribbean Information & Credit Rating Services Limited (CariCRIS) 3rd Floor, Furness House 90 Independence Square, Port of Spain Tel: (868) 627 8879 Email: info@caricris.com Website: www.caricris.com
CariCRIS is the region’s first credit rating agency. Established in 2004 by the major financial institutions and central banks in the region, CariCRIS provides to bond issuers, investors and financial regulators, a regional credit rating framework for comparing the relative creditworthiness of risk entities in the region. CariCRIS’ credit ratings facilitate a more scientific and risk-based approach to bond pricing, investment decision-making and determination of capital requirements. Wayne Dass, CFA Chief Executive Officer Tel: (868) 625-3007 Mobile: (868) 681-8002 Email: wdass@caricris.com
CariCRIS’ products and services include: • Regional Scale and National Scale Credit Ratings of sovereigns, banks and other financial institutions, insurance companies and manufacturing/service companies • Private credit assessments for these entities as well as for credit unions • SME Ratings • Mutual Fund Gradings • Independent valuation of regional fixed income securities • Independent risk assessment of investment and loan portfolios
Arjoon Harripaul Head – Ratings Tel: (868) 627-8879 ext 227 Mobile: (868) 497-4104 Email: aharripaul@caricris.com
• Training in Credit Risk Analysis – General workshops and workshops customised for individual institutions • Industry research
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Providing Solutions for All your Safety, Fire & Security Needs
FIRE PROTECTION
Fire Alarm Systems Sprinklers Fire Stopping Fire Suppression: Fire Extinguishers, Hose Reels with Cabinets, Co2, NOVEC & FM200 Suppression Systems, Restaurant Suppression Systems
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Access Control Systems CCTV Gate Barriers Evacuation Sirens Public Address Systems
SAFETY
Emergency Lights Signage Safety Glasses & Goggles Hearing Protection First Aid Kits Eye / Face Wash Stations Drench Showers Respiratory Protection Gloves & Aprons Wind Socks / Frames Post & Tape Pedestrian Control Systems Safety & U.S.C.G. Approved Flashlights
Corner Clare Street & Eastern Main Road, Laventille Ph: 624-FIRE (3473) Fax: 627-4326 Email: info@safe-tec.com Website: www.safe-tec.com 39
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Process Systems Limited Lot #8 IDC Industrial Estate, Harmony Hall, Marabella. Trinidad, W.I.
As a provider of Engineering, Sales and Service in industrial process components to the Oil and Gas, Petrochemical, Manufacturing and Utilities Industries, PSL is insistent on providing the most appropriate solutions to our clients. We serve our clients as a trusted ally, providing them with loyalty of a business partner, and the economics of an outside vendor, maintaining good working relationships with all parties. We shall ensure that we are adding value to our customers by providing the best solutions every time.
Process Control & Instrumentation
Valves and Valve Actuators
Electric Actuators. Quarter and Multi turn designed for service on gate, globe, check, stop-check and angle-check valves, weir and sluice gates and multi-turn damper drives.
Complete line of Valve actuators. Linear, Quarter-turn scotch-yoke, rack and pinion, and electric valve actuators available in spring-return and double-acting configurations. Powered by gas, hydraulic and electric sources.
API 6D & API 6A ball valves Trunnion and Floating ball types sizes 1/2” - 60” ANSI class from 150—4500 and API pressures from 2000—15,000. Fire safe to API 6FA and/or API 607. Wide variety of materials from carbon steel to titanium.
Process Control Panels . Wellhead Surface and Sub-Surface safety valve control panels, hydraulic units, chemical injection units, flow line pilots, plugs, valves and tubing.
Metal and Soft Seated Butterfly Valves. Bubble Tight shut off. Check, combined non-return and throttle valves. Sizes 3” - 160”. Cryogenic service. Materials : carbon steel to stainless steel.
Valve Monitoring Systems. Position monitoring for Rotary Valves, Linear valves, low power control monitors. Networking for Valve Automation.
Axial Flow Valves. Long life, pressure balanced Control valves, check valves, Quick acting shut off valves, HIPPS systems.
Passive Fireproofing Supplies in conjunction with 3M innovations. Protection of electrical, instrumentation and control systems for up to 5 hours at temperatures of 2000° C. UL 1709 approved.
Sub-sea and Limited Space Valve Actuators. Quarter turn, Fail safe and Double Acting hydraulic Actuators, sub-sea ROV operated actuators.
Pumps
Complete line of Valve Actuators. Rotary vane, linear, scotch yoke including sub sea double acting or spring return actuators. Hydraulic power units.
Air Driven Liquid Pumps and Gas Boosters. Flow Rates: 2 GPM-15 GPM; Pressures to 100,000 psi ; Horsepower 1/3 -10HP.
Fireproofing
Gas Leak Detection Ultrasonic Gas Leak Detection. 100% verifiable gas leak detection systems capable of large coverage areas (up to 12m radius!). Immediate detection from time of leak initiation.
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Trinidad and Tobago Contractors Association The Professional Centre Bldg. 1st Floor, Unit B 203 11-13 Fitzblackman Drive Wrightson Road Ext., Port of Spain Tel: (868) 627-1266 / 627-8020 Fax: (868) 623-2949 Email: ttcaservice@rave-tt.net Website: www.ttca.com
Mikey Joseph President
Established in 1968, the Trinidad and Tobago Contractors Association (TTCA) is a nongovernmental organisation that operates as a commentator and facilitator for the construction industry. TTCA promotes, supports and protects the interests of its members, clients and stakeholders, through the development and promotion of efficiency and equity in the field of construction. The TTCA facilitates dissemination and exchange of information among members, stakeholders and the public on matters relating to the construction industry via conferences, seminars, papers and discussions. The Association works to secure fair and equitable treatment, value for money, and international competitiveness using international best practices for the benefit of all stakeholders.
Trinidad & Tobago Institute of Architects Rm 305B, The Professional Centre, North Block 11–13 Fitzblackman Drive, Woodbrook Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 624-8842 Email: info@ttiarch.com Website: www.ttiarch.com
The Trinidad & Tobago Institute of Architects (TTIA) is an organisation that promotes the ethical practice, art and science of architecture in Trinidad and Tobago. The TTIA has 84 full members who are fully qualified architects and nationals or permanent residents of CARICOM. The core objectives of the TTIA are as follows: • To advance the art and profession of architecture Mark Raymond President
• To promote and afford facilities for the study of architecture • To serve as a medium of friendly communication between members and others interested in the progress of architecture and its practice The TTIA is associated with the following bodies: • International Union of Architects • Commonwealth Association of Architects
Jenifer Smith Vice President
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• To consider and safeguard matters of professional practice
• Federation of Caribbean Associations of Architects • Association of Commonwealth Societies of Architects in the Caribbean
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PERFORMANCE
FLOW CONTR O L
L-R standing, Andre Gopee (Account Rep-Flow Control), Hayden Harrison (Account Rep-Surface Systems) and Kevin Gittens (Service Supervisor-V&M) Seated L-R, Richard Chin (District Manager) and Neil Jagessar (Aftermarket Manager)
Serving the Local Trinidad and Tobago Market with Service 24/7 Serving the local market in Trinidad and Tobago, Cameron provides superior drilling, production and valve equipment and services. Our CAMSERV™ facilities are the only local service facilities authorized to repair, test and certify Cameron products. Wellheads. Connectors. Valves. Actuators. Around the clock field service technicians. Installation assistance. Scheduled maintenance. Cameron is continuously raising performance through our global manufacturing and service network, market leadership and solid execution. www.c-a-m.com SURFACE SYSTEMS CAMSERV™ Aftermarket Services Bldg. 5 & 6 - Edoo Industrial Estate South Trunk Road, La Romaine Trinidad, West Indies Tel: 868.697.2285 Fax: 868.697.0125 Contact: Richard Chin
VALVES & MEASUREMENT, FLOW CONTROL CAMSERV™ Aftermarket Services Plipdeco Warehouse, Unit #5 Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Point Lisas Trinidad, West Indies Tel: 868.636.3663 Fax: 868.636.3192 Contact: Neil Jagessar
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Indu Sharma Country Manager GDF SUEZ (T&T) Limited TTCIC Building, Columbus Circle Westmoorings
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Scaffolding
ZAM Industries Ltd.
SALES RENTAL ERECTION DISMANTLING INSPECTION
ZAM Industries Ltd. is a provider of quality scaffolding & services. We provide to the industry Tube, Fitting & Cuplock System Scaffold that is compliant with best Industry Standards. All scaffold structures are inspected and tagged. Load calculations are carried out on all structures ZAM Industries Ltd. personnel are CITB, SIA and STI trained.
ZAM Industries Ltd.
ZAM Industries Ltd. maintains a safety management system that is periodically reviewed and updated. The key elements of the safety Management System include: Preservation of Safety, Health & Welfare of Human Life Continuous Improvement in Health, Safety and the Environment Compliance with local legislation and conformance to International Best Industry Practice Promotion of a safety culture that focuses on commitment Accident prevention & investigation Safety Training and Education Safe systems of work Emergency response and recovery Safe place to work
107 Boy’s Lane D’Abadie e: zam.industries@mail.tt
t: 868.642.7073
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Offshore and Onshore Training Emergency Response Training Fire Training First Aid Training OIM Training and Assessment Banksman Slinger Training Helicopter Landing Officer Computer-Based Training Onsite Training Facility Rental
Industrial Plant Services Limited (IPSL) Point Lisas Industrial Estate Point Lisas Trinidad Tel: (868) 636-6988 Fax: (868) 636-2538 Website: www.ipsl.co.tt
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Clinton B Ramberansingh
Nigel Ramberansingh
Collis Williams
Managing Director
Assistant to the Managing Director
Corporate Services Manager
Barry Manickchand
Valmiki Maharaj
Wilson Ramjattan
Plant Manager, Ammonia Division
Plant Manager, AUM Division
Plant Manager, Methanol Division
Industrial Plant Services Limited (IPSL) is a privately owned independent and dynamic organization that provides a range of expert plant management services to clients in the petrochemical sector both locally and globally. Currently, IPSL manages and operates process plants in three separate Divisions. Our Methanol Division manages and operates five Methanol Plants including the M5000 Plant - the largest Methanol Plant in the world. Our Ammonia Division manages and operates two Ammonia Plants. Our newest Division, the Ammonia, Urea, Melamine (AUM) Division, manages and operates a train of seven plants including an Ammonia Plant, Urea Plant, Nitric Acid Plant, Ammonium Nitrate Plant, UAN Mixing Plant and two Melamine Plants. Other routine services provided include: • Project Management • Pre-feasibility Studies • Front End Engineering • Operability Reviews • Plant Commissioning IPSL was incorporated on September 21, 1999 and currently has a workforce of approximately 900 permanent employees. Our Corporate office is located at Caspian Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate, Trinidad, West Indies.
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J & G Supplies Just Clean Janitorial Services is proud to celebrate 31 years of service in the janitorial industry. Just Clean Janitorial Services Ltd. was established in 1979 J & G Supplies, a subsidiary of Just Clean Janitorial Services Ltd., was formed ten years later, at which time both Companies merged offering our clients a one-stop shop for all their Janitorial services and supplies.
We also offer Training for new and existing Companies.
Members of BSCAI, ISSA and TT Chamber of Commerce
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5 Guava Road, Point Fortin:868 648 6622
Hubert Kirk Chief Security Officer
Vashtie Baksh Administrative Manager
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PAL Institute of Health Safety and Environmental Services Limited is a Company that provides services to individuals, corporations and Governments in the field of Occupational Health & Safety. These areas include Marine, Hygiene, and Environmental Management, Emergency Response and bomb threats, Quality Assurance, Risk Management, Fire Prevention, Road Safety and much more. In addition to our core business of occupational health and safety PAL is also involved in the training of individuals and corporations that are interested in pursuing studies in First Aid, CPR and AED. We train Precept courses, Incident Command and Mass Casualty Management. Academic programs include NEBOSH Certificate and Diploma qualification, Degree and Post Graduate courses (UK University). Our services are offered with your specific requirements in mind: WE OFFER TRAINING FROM INTRODUCTORY TO POST-GRADUATE LEVEL IN HSE-RELATED DISCIPLINES • PLEA PASSPORT 10HR TRAINING
• OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE
• QUALITY ASSURANCE
• PROJECT MANAGEMENT
• CRISIS MANAGEMENT
• ASBESTOS AWARENESS
• HEALTH & SAFETY (OSHA)
• RISK ASSESSMENT
• SPECIALIST DIPLOMA IN ENV. MGT
• FOUNDATION DEGREE IN HSE (FdSc)
• BSC IN HSE
• POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA
• ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
• DEFENSE DRIVING
• SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT
• NEBOSH AWARD IN HEALTH & SAFETY AT WORK (LEVEL 2) • HEALTH & SAFETY (NEBOSH) • HEALTH & SAFETY (IOSH)
• MASTER’S DEGREE IN OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK MANAGEMENT (MSc) • WE ALSO OFFER A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSULTANCY SERVICES TO MEET YOUR NEEDS
For more information contact us for a comprehensive brochure
38 Riverside Drive, San Fernando, Trinidad, W.I. Tel: 1 868 653-3025 / 653 0122 / 653 1032 • Fax: 1 868 652 9560 / 657 8863 # 3 Guayaguayare Road, Mayaro Tel / Fax: 630 5725
Email: info@paltt.com
• Website: www.paltt.com
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www.acerecyclingtt.com
LIMITED
Aldwyn Clarke -
Managing Director
Tricia Clarke-De Freitas Manager, Finance
Kevin Clarke -
Manager, Operations
VISION We at Ace Recycling are committed to being the dominant recycling entity in the Caribbean, maintaining the highest level of customer satisfaction by producing goods and services of the highest quality, with a committed and innovated workforce.
Ace Recycling is the champion of a cleaner Caribbean! Established in 1996 in Trinidad, 2003 in Barbados and 2006 in Jamaica, the companies were established in response to the need to improve the quality of our environment, conserve landfill space and provide needed employment. It accomplished this by encouraging participation from both the business and private sectors through its free waste paper collection service. Ace Recycling Limited Head Office: 2 El Socorro Extension, San Juan, Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. Tel: 868-638-3946 / 675-1805, Fax: 868-638-3946 ext 29 Jamaica: 1-876-757-4377 / 382-9617, Barbados: 1-246-423-0510 Email: acerecycling@gmail.com acerecycling@caribsurf.com
• Free collection of waste paper • On and offsite shredding services • Confidential offsite destruction of documents in seconds.
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EWASTE RECYCLING Piranha provides a certified and transparent recovery solution, offering you a 0% residual to landfill option for disposal. Our Online Management System allows tracking of your waste from anywhere in the world. SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT Piranha’s Software Engineering team develops and implements bespoke software solutions for business clients. Each application is custom designed to meet your precise requirements. Available software solutions include EARMS our computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) , ACCUSAL , iHSE software . RECYCLING SERVICES PIRANHA also handles a variety of other waste streams. Because of the potential impact to the environment PIRANHA provides you with a safe and controlled waste recovery solution , offering a 0% to landfill option for disposal. The types of waste handled are : Electronic Waste * Fluorescent tubes * Batteries * Glass * Plastic * Aluminum Cans * Media Tapes * Print Cartridges * Paper
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e-Stewards Recyclers are committed to the highest standard for globally responsible electronics recycling and refurbishment. The only way that individuals, businesses, and government agencies can be confident that their electronic waste will be disposed of in the right way is to choose e-Stewards Recyclers.
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THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
Eric Kipps, Managing Director
Janice Smith, Director
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Association of Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Companies 9A Stanmore Avenue Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 624-2817 or 625-2940 Fax: (868) 625-5132 Email: mail@attic.org.tt Website: www.attic.org.tt
The Association of Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Companies (ATTIC) was established in 1966 to develop a robust insurance industry that would continuously meet the needs of society while making a solid contribution to the economic welfare and progress of the country. For over forty years ATTIC has sought to successfully achieve its mandate through representation to and collaboration with key Douglas Camacho stakeholders to ensure that the interests of President both its members and their policyholders are well served. In so doing, ATTIC continues to be the voice of the industry and is proud of its role in critical areas such as the establishment of the Financial Services Ombudsman; the implementation of AntiMoney Laundering Policy; and the new Insurance Act. Today, ATTIC membership has grown and expanded to include not only 85% of the life and general companies in the country, but also brokers, adjusters and other insurance related parties. Having established a Code of Ethics and guidelines for Standard Practices for its members, ATTIC is committed to the continuous evolution of the insurance industry as a successful player in both the local and regional financial services sector.
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Southern United Agencies Company Limited P.O. Box 180, 48-50 Lady Hailes Avenue San Fernando, Trinidad Tel: (868) 657-8147, Fax: (868) 652-5550 Email: suacl@suac.co.tt Website: www.suac.co.tt
Dietrich Guichard Chief Executive Officer
James Grannum Executive Director
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Southern United Agencies Company Limited, located at 48-50 Lady Hailes Avenue, San Fernando, was started in 1976 as a supply house to the petroleum industry. Over the years the company expanded its operations to become one of the major local sales and service companies in Trinidad and Tobago. We provide the oil and gas, petrochemical, utilities and commercial industries with mechanical and instrumentation equipment and hand tools through alliances with reputable suppliers. Twenty years ago the company was acquired by the DAMUS Group of Companies and further growth patterns were introduced. The Damus Group consists of several companies in different fields of business, with Damus Limited, the parent company, being the largest fabrication company in the Caribbean. Our greatest asset is our human resources. As such, we are committed to the continuous training of our employees. Our focus is development of the company’s engineering and technical service capabilities. This is necessary to meet the high demands of our customers, thereby providing them with “quality” and “added value” services through knowledgeable and well-trained staff.
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• Pumps & Pump Packages
• Ultrasonic Flow Meters • Online Analyzers • Variable Frequency Drives • Field Instrumentation, Sensors • Orifice Fittings & Meter Runs • Compression Tube Fittings • Instrumentation Valves & Manifolds • Building Management Systems • Programmable Thermostats • Environmental Controls • Indoor Air Cleaners • Chilled & Hot Water Valves
• Mechanical Seals • Couplings • Rupture Discs • Tank Venting Systems • Pressure Relief Valves • Flame Arrestors • Flare Systems • Separators, Scrubbers • Ball Valves • Compressor Spares • Natural Gas Direct Fuel Fired Chillers • Mechanical Seal Failure Analysis & Repair
• Dampers & Actuators We also stock a comprehensive range of specialised industrial tools, toolkits and accessories, safety supplies, stainless steel tubing, compression tube fittings, studs, bolts, nuts, washers, o-rings, v-belts, pump and valve packing, gaskets, grinding stones and discs, anti-seize compound, and much more.
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NewsNow is the media monitoring service that cuts through the clutter of news, talk and opinions to give you what you need to know - NOW. That’s because NewsNow monitors all the newspapers, talk shows, newscasts, television programmes, as well as the online blogs, chat rooms and news postings - for you. We email you as it happens - wherever you are - 24/7! 106
TEL: (868) 622-6968, (868) 622-9369 FAX: (868) 622-7584 EMAIL: newsnow@ymail.com ADDRESS: 64 Roberts Street, Woodbrook, Port of Spain, Trinidad, WI
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Reputation Management Caribbean Ltd P.O. Box 1872 Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel/Fax: (868) 621-0985 Email: info@rmcaribbean.com Website: www.rmcaribbean.com
Reputation Management Caribbean Ltd (RMC) is a Public Relations, Crisis Communications, Media Training and Events Management Agency. Our expertise encompasses strategic communications, media relations, corporate communications, reputation management, marketing communications, social investment, crisis communications, communications audits and events management. RMC is prepared to work with its clients interests every step of the way, whether portraying your company as an industry leader, Lisa-Ann Joseph Managing Director campaigning to make sure you are part of a broader story, prepare your people to engage the media, arm you to manage the communications fire internally and externally, provide the tools to assist in making your employees become your key ambassadors or plan and manage your company events. We work hard, judge performance by results, are business savvy, and we understand the bottom line. About the Managing Director Lisa-Ann Joseph is a seasoned local and Caribbean practitioner in Public Relations, Crisis Communications, Media Relations and Events Management. She has led the Public Relations, Crisis Communications and Marketing portfolios for International and Caribbean companies and global summits, including Coca-Cola, BP Trinidad and Tobago, TCL Group of Companies, First Citizens Bank, the Fifth Summit of the Americas and the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2009.
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Ramon G. Fuller MANAGING/ CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Starplus Communications Limited - Advertising Agency is unique, as we interact with our clients to produce winning concepts, high quality designs, successful Advertising Campaigns and other customized services - all at international standards. Our Services include: Press/ TV/ Radio Production and Placement, Advertising Campaigns and Promotions, Public Awareness Ad. Campaigns, Graphic Design, Loyalty Programs, Website Designs and Marketing, Printing and Custom built Signage. Our wide range of promotional and executive gifts put our clients in high esteem with customers and staff. The cost effective and professional approach is based on the philosophy :
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ESPRIT Consultants Limited 10 Cipriani Boulevard, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. Tel: (868) 627 8544 Fax: (868) 627 9038 Ext 29 Email: info@esprit.co.tt Website: www.esprit.co.tt
Rabindra Jaggernauth
Marc Chin-Aleong
Managing Director rabindra.jaggernauth@ esprit.co. tt
Executive Director marc.chin-aleong@ esprit.co.tt
Esprit Consultants Limited is an IT and Management Consulting firm which has adopted a balanced and integrated approach to providing solutions to businesses, addressing the people, process and technology issues. We assist our clients to keep abreast and understand the use of technology to reduce costs, increase productivity and improve profitability and competitiveness. Esprit offers a focused range of services including Infrastructure Security, Strategic IT Planning, Project Management, Vendor Selection, Application Implementation, Business Intelligence, Knowledge Management, E-business, Network Reviews, IT Audits, Change Management, Process Mapping, and Process Improvement and Re-engineering. We are also a Microsoft Gold Partner with competencies in Enterprise Resource Planning, Customer Relationship Management, Networking Infrastructure, and Portals and Collaboration Solutions. Our support includes Microsoft Classic Products, Microsoft Dynamics GP, AX, and CRM, and Enterprise Portal Solutions using SharePoint Technology. Led by a strong leadership team and powered by talented professionals, our team has over 100 years’ industry and consulting experience in a variety of segments including public sector, financial, energy, telecommunications, retail, distribution and manufacturing. Esprit is supported by some of the world’s best IT specialists, firms and organisations. These strategic alliances allow Esprit to provide the breadth and quality of service that our clients expect of us. Our international alliance partners include Tata Consultancy Services, a global IT consulting firm; Peter Davis and Associates, a top IT security firm; Winfosoft Inc., a top provider of Dynamics AX and AX ISV solutions; jLAN Technologies for Dynamics Mobile Sales Solutions; and Rockton Software, provider for Microsoft Dynamics GP ISV solutions.
Jacqueline Juteram Senior Consultant jacqueline.juteram@ esprit. co.tt
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Trinidad & Tobago (ICATT) proudly presents our council members for the term April 2010 to March 2011. These thirteen individuals bring a wealth of experience to the fore and are committed to the Institute’s mission of effectively promoting, regulating and supporting the accountancy profession in Trinidad & Tobago. Formed by an act of Parliament in 1970, ICATT is the regulatory body for the Accountancy Profession in Trinidad & Tobago.
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Angela Lee Loy CA, FCCA
Andrew Tom
Vice President, CA, FCCA
Anthony Pierre President, CA,FCCA, CFC
Rudranand Maharaj CA, FCCA
Marie-Suzanne Borely B.Sc. CA, FCCA
Marlene Murray B.Sc., M.Sc., CA, CFA Back Row: left to right
Ruthven Jack CA, CMA
Earl Wilson CA, FCCA, MBA
Derek Mohammed CA, ACMA
Kyle Rudden CA, FIA, FSA, FCCA, ACAS, ACIB
Richard Roach CA,FCGA
Peter Gittens CA,FCCA
Sean Ramirez CA, FCCA, ACIB
Krishna Boodhai Chief Executive Officer, CA, FCCA ,MBA, ACII
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ODYSSEY CONSULTinc LIMITED
ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS ODYSSEY CONSULTinc is your leading-edge partner in generating Organisational Development Solutions to the challenges of an evolving global business environment. Through innovative and dynamic approaches in the delivery of Organisational Development Processes, we consistently generate outputs of excellence and sustainable profitability into an expanding network of client-systems. Ever mindful of the complex and constant nature of change, we adopt a posture that accepts this as a condition to be managed and mastered, always seeking opportunities within the difficulties and changes. We commit to partnering with our clients professionally, providing our expertise and insight, delivered with consistency and in the best interest of the client.
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Organisational Development Interventions
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- Systemic Organisational Diagnosis
-Leadership and Managerial Development
- Visioning and Strategy Formulation
-Training and Development
- Strategic Management and Execution
-Recruitment and Selection
- Policy and Process Alignment
-Career Management
- Business Development and Expansion
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- Team Technology
-Performance Management
- Organisational Communication
-Behavioural Style Analysis
- Organisational Transformation
-Outplacement Services
- Quality Service Systems
-Workforce Diversity
- ICT & eGovernment Systems
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9 Borde Street, Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 627-4964 / 4166 Fax: (868) 623-5539 Email: info@odysseyconsultinc.com Website: www.odysseyconsultinc.com L. Anthony Watkins CEO/ Principal Consultant law@odysseyconsultinc.com Neive Thomas Business Manager nthomas@odysseyconsultinc.com Adam Montserin Consultant amontserin@odysseyconsultinc.com Corinne Holder Consultant cholder@odysseyconsultinc.com Judy Mc Sween Consultant jmcsween@odysseyconsultinc.com Tonia Watkins Manager – Corporate Branding twatkins@odysseyconsultinc.com Tracey Tarquini Office Administrator ttarquini@odysseyconsultinc.com
PROCOMER is the export promotion agency of the government of Costa Rica. Our office in Trinidad & Tobago, which has been in operation since 2003, is responsible for all export promotion related activities for the CARICOM region. Costa Rica’s trade ties with the Caribbean have been growing steadily, with a phenomenal increase in Costa Rican exports to the region over the last 5 years. Today, the Caribbean ranks as a more important destination for Costa Rican exports than all of South America together.
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These ties were further strengthened by the Free Trade Agreement between Costa Rica and CARICOM signed in March 2004 and already effective in Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados and Guyana, and we expect that it will soon come into effect in Jamaica and Suriname. Food items, pharmaceuticals, detergents, plastic packaging materials, construction products and fresh produce account for most of what is brought into the CARICOM region from Costa Rica. As a consequence of the Free Trade Agreement, the opportunities are expanding. Our office in Trinidad assists in the exploration of these opportunities through our Trade Promotion Office via: • Personalised business agendas • Commercial Trade Missions
• Business Contacts • Annual Buyers Mission to Costa Rica
PROCOMER – The Foreign Trade Corporation of Costa Rica c/o SOLUS BUSINESS CENTRE, 29 Long Circular Road, St. James, Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. Contact persons: Marcial Chaverri & Sheri Joseph Tel: (868) 822-6085 • Fax: (868) 822-6051 • E-mail: caricom@procomer.com
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Sandra Welch-Farrell & Company (SWF&Co.) 11A Gray Street, St. Clair Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 622-0049 Fax: (868) 622-0046 Email: swfco.pr@gmail.com
SWF&Co. is the leading public relations company in Trinidad and Tobago and has been in operation for over 18 years. The company is a Preferred Agency of the global Porter Novelli public relations network which has over one hundred (100) companies in sixty (60) countries on five (5) continents. Through this relationship SWF&Co. is able to draw on the international expertise and experience of the Porter Novelli network. We retain a dedicated imaginative staff. Collectively, with over 50 years experience we are the most innovative Public Relations company in the region. Sandra Welch-Farrell Chief Executive Officer
SWF&Co. provides a range of public relations services. These include the development of public relations programmes that deliver value and positively impact the image and reputation of its clients. The work of SWF&Co. is based on sound strategy, powerful creativity and delivering measurable results. Crisis management is another key area of expertise for SWF&Co. Over the years SWF&Co. has assisted local and international corporations in navigating various types of crises. This enabled the companies to retain credibility, restore confidence and protect their reputation. SWF&Co. has an impressive client base which includes some of the major multinational corporations, one of the world’s largest airlines, international agencies, global companies within the energy, transportation, communications and financial services sector.
Jenifer Ferran Client Services Manager
Anne-Marie Edwards-Job Account Manager
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American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and Tobago (AmCham T&T) 62 Maraval Road, Port of Spain P.O. Bag 150, Newtown, Port of Spain Tel: (868) 622-4466/0340, 628-2508 Fax: (868) 628-9428 Email: inbox@amchamtt.com Website: www.amchamtt.com
The American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and Tobago (AmCham T&T) represents 300 companies: 75 per cent Trinidad and Tobago companies and 25 per cent multinationals. AmCham T&T has the strongest private sector link with the US Embassy in Trinidad and Tobago. Its parent organisation, the Association of American Chambers of Commerce in Latin America (AACCLA), and 23 sister AmChams in the region represent 80 per cent of US investment in the region. AmCham T&T works within the following key focus areas: Simon Aqui President AmCham T&T General Manager IBM World Trade Corporation
1. Enhancement of competitiveness. 2. Generation of new business and market access for services/goods by promotion of interaction among member companies, key T&T and US government agents, and sister AmChams. 3. Influence on policies and legislation by: a. Working with the Government to ensure that the economic environment in Trinidad and Tobago facilitates foreign direct and domestic trade and investment. b. Utilising its alliances to promote Trinidad and Tobago as a premier Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) destination. c. Lobbying US Administration for favourable trade policy towards the Caribbean. 4. Transfer of knowledge by facilitating access to information and leveraging experiences to raise industry standards and positively impact on national systemic issues.
Clean Image House of Carpets and Onsite Specialty Services 11a Kathleen Street St. James, Trinidad Tel: (868) 622-8755 Tel/Fax: (868) 628-8109 Email: clean@tstt.net.tt
Kelvin Johnson Managing Director
Jennifer Lall Marketing Manager
At Clean Image quality, efficiency, professionalism and guarantee are words that represent our leadership position in the local industry. With over 18 years of experience, Clean Image’s strengths are our highly trained technicians; the latest technologies; and worldclass products, techniques and equipment. As a certified member of the Trinidad and Tobago Bureau of Standards under the Quality and Environmental Management System (TTBS-Q&E-SME 2000), we are dedicated to providing the highest levels of quality and safety. Our operations are in compliance with environmental laws and “best practice”, and we carry them out with a standard of professionalism that matches that established and enjoyed in advanced countries. To meet the sophisticated needs of our corporate clients’ homes and offices we offer onsite specialty restoration services for drapes, window dressing, fabric sofa sets and business chairs, fabric wall partitions, carpets and floor care (same day use). We also offer the supply and installation of carpets, furniture and full interior decorating.
The Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago Suite B2.03 Atlantic Plaza Atlantic Avenue, Point Lisas Couva, Trinidad Tel: (868) 6-ENERGY (636-3749) Fax: (868) 679-4242 Email: execoffice@energy.tt Website: www.energy.tt
Charles Percy President
Dr. Thackwray Driver Chief Executive Officer
The South Trinidad Chamber of Industry and Commerce is now officially known as The Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago. The geographical description “South Trinidad” no longer accurately reflects the membership of the Chamber. The change in name signifies the evolution of the Chamber over the past few years, and underlines the fact that the Chamber’s 270-plus member companies come from across Trinidad and Tobago and beyond. The vast majority of our members operate within the energy sector, and the Chamber is also recognised by stakeholders and the Government of Trinidad and Tobago as being the representative association for the energy sector. For many years the strategic focus of the Chamber has been on the energy sector and related sectors of the economy. The Energy Chamber continues to lead with various initiatives, including our awardwinning Safe-To-Work project that focuses on creating industry-wide HSE pre-qualification requirements; and by providing business opportunities for our members through our trade missions, as well as key information on energyrelated issues through our premier annual Energy Conference and luncheons.
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Hydroquatics Limited Aquarium Services Tel: (868) 740-1433 Fax: (868) 222-0648
Email: sales@hydroquatics.net Website: www.hydroquatics.net
Opening new worlds of aquatic style and decor, Hydroquatics Specialty Aquariums are objects of beauty that will enhance any room in the home or office. Our unique fish tanks and decorations are as beautiful as the fish inside. Our tanks are low maintenance, and come in various attractive designs that add accents of colour and creativity to the business office, living space or studio. Hydroquatics was established in 2003 to provide homes and offices with quality, professional aquatic systems that reflect the unique tastes of the homeowner and the success of the business. We provide full-service design, installation and maintenance of aquarium systems, including: • Custom-designed and commercial systems • Glass or acrylic, for purchase or rental • Marine, freshwater or reef environments Our goal is to make every aquarium unique, while blending its design with the environment it is built for, adding that personal touch and offering possibilities that the competition is unwilling to provide. Call us for at (868) 740-1433 for a free consultation or visit us at www.hydroquatics.net and let our work speak for itself.
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Tobago Division – Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce
Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce
Teal Building, Milford Road Scarborough, Tobago Tel: (868) 639-2669 Email: tobagochamber@tstt.net.tt
Columbus Circle, Westmoorings Trinidad & Tobago P.O. Box 499 Port of Spain Tel: (868) 637-6966 Fax: (868) 637-7425 Email: chamber@chamber.org.tt Website: www.chamber.org.tt
Vernie Shield Chairperson
In 1936 a Tobago Chamber was formed that in 1973 amalgamated with the Trinidad Chamber to become the Tobago Division – Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce. Representing the interests of Tobago-based companies, it acts as lobbyist to the Tobago House of Assembly on issues affecting business and the community. It has a seat on the board of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber and raises issues at national level that concern Tobago. Thus, the entire resources of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber are available to the Tobago Division. The Division of some 60 members operates under an annually elected chairperson and management committee, with sub-committees reporting on the Air/Sea Bridge, Tourism, Business Development and Health, among others. The membership meets monthly to ensure that the Division stays current and effective. Published in 2009, the Tobago Business Guide & Directory showcases the membership and lists a whole range of non-member information for the benefit of trade missions, investors and local businessmen.
Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries 45 Cornelio Street, Woodbrook, Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 622-9229 Fax: (868) 622-8985 Email: flouis@ttcsi.org Website: www.ttcsi.org
In 2009, the services sector contributed more than 53 per cent of GDP, or $43 billion, to the local economy. The Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI) is an umbrella, non-governmental organisation established to encourage the growth and development of the services sector. In particular, TTCSI: • assists service providers to identify and exploit market opportunities Rabindra Jaggernauth President
• lobbies government and international agencies on behalf of service providers
Angella Persad President
Catherine Kumar Chief Executive Officer
Trinidad and Tobago Group of Professional Associations Ltd (TTGPA) The Professional Centre 11-13 Fitzblackman Drive South, Woodbrook, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Tel: (868) 627-1539 Fax: (868) 623-5434 Email: ttgpa@flowtrinidad.net Website: www.ttgpa.org
Hollis Charles President
• develops capacity among local service providers • assists in the development of standards and certification to facilitate access to foreign markets • ensures that member interests are represented in trade negotiations
Nirad Tewarie CEO, TTCSI
We are also the local body responsible for issuing CARICOM Service Provider Certificates. Our membership includes associations in the fields of financial services, construction, ICT, midwifery, cultural industries, customs brokerage, human resource management and pest management.
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce celebrated its 131st year of distinguished service to the business community in 2010. Since 14 March, 1879, we have generated opportunities for our members to leverage shared resources and knowledge, and establish key contacts in order to create a competitive advantage in the global marketplace. Our vision is to be “the most vibrant, influential, relevant and authoritative business organisation in Trinidad and Tobago”. With over 575 members and approximately 1500 representatives spanning the services, manufacturing and distribution sectors, our organization lobbies on behalf of our members’ interests. We have alliances with the International Chamber of Commerce, as well as the International Trade Negotiations Unit, Dispute Resolution Centre and Crime Stoppers Trinidad & Tobago. The Chamber offers an extensive portfolio of services to assist members in developing their companies, including 12 active committees in Trinidad and five in Tobago, promoting trade facilitation/missions, research and information, mediation/arbitration, business referrals, conference/meeting facilities, workshops, seminars, electronic newsletters, our highly acclaimed CONTACT business publication and the Centennial Energy Digest, and we also have a voice on radio with our CONTACT with the Chamber series. We congratulate our Chamber member Prestige Business Publications on yet another successful publication.
Beulah Duke Vice President
The Trinidad and Tobago Group of Professional Associations (TTGPA) is a non-governmental organization open to membership by Professional Associations of Trinidad and Tobago. The current Honorary Officers are Eng. Hollis Charles (President), Beulah Duke (Vice President), Neville Sandy (Secretary) and Kevin Gaulteau (Treasurer). Member Organizations of the TTGPA currently cover the following professional fields:- Accountants, Architects, Contractors, Engineers, General Medical Practitioners, Internal Auditors, Registered Nurses, Optometrists, Planners, Real Estate Agents, Surveyors, Veterinarians, Board of Engineering, Dental Council, Joint Consultative Council, Library Association, Network of NGO’s, Pharmacy Board, Reading Association and Safety Council. In 1969, following initiatives by the Commonwealth Foundation, representatives of a few professional organizations came together to form the Trinidad and Tobago Group of Professional Associations operating from a small office in rented premises. The first building of the Professional Centre was constructed in 1986 through capital contribution from the Government, financial assistance of the Commonwealth Foundation and payments from four Member Associations who chose to occupy modules of the building. The second building was completed in June 2005 and provides accommodation for an additional 11 Member Organizations.
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Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association
#20 Sunrise Avenue, Chaguanas, Trinidad Tel/Fax: (868)672-2524 Email: info@tttma.com Website: www.tttma.com
TTMA Building, 42 Tenth Avenue, Barataria, Trinidad and Tobago P.O. Box 971, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Tel: (868) 675-TTMA (8862); Fax: (868) 675-9000 Email: service@ttma.com or info@ttma.com Website: www.ttma.com
The Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) is a not-for-profit organisation that represents the interests of manufacturers in the country. Established in 1956 and now close to 350 members strong, the TTMA is the voice for business enterprise, articulating policy, providing quality service, and contributing to sustainable economic growth and success. The TTMA supports Four Key Pillars or strategic areas of focus: Greig Laughlin President
1. Social Infrastructure – which focuses on fostering Corporate Social Responsibility among TTMA’s membership, as well as education and skills development. 2. Physical Infrastructure – which focuses on Regulatory Reform, Port and Transport Logistics. The TTMA works with the relevant authorities to improve the situation at the country’s ports and regulatory bodies. 3. Sustainability – which deals with issues such as inputs to manufacturing, procurement, and impediments to trade, as well as labour issues, legislation and policies that could impact on manufacturers.
Natasha Mustapha-Scott Chief Executive Officer
4. Growth – which deals with new business, market and business development, Trade Support and Trade Agreements.
Chambers of Commerce Couva/Pt. Lisas Chamber of Commerce Atlantic Plaza, Pt Lisas PO Box 5256, TTPost Atlantic Plaza Tel/Fax: (868) 636-5017 Email: couva.chamber@mail.tt Greater Tunapuna Chamber of Industry and Commerce 59 Eastern Main Road, Tacarigua Tel: (868) 640-5639 Fax: (868) 640-5639 Email: info@tunapunachamber.org Website: www.tunapunachamber.org Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce Suite 307, 3rd Level, Regency Business Centre 21 Gaston Street, Lange Park, Chaguanas Tel: (868) 671-5754 Email: gccic@chaguanaschamber .org Website: www.chaguanaschamber.org Caribbean Association of Industry & Commerce – CAIC Ground Floor, 27A Saddle Road, Maraval Tel: (868) 628-9859/622-6761 Fax: (868) 622-7810 Email: caic.admin@gmail.com Website: www.caic.org.tt
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Penal/Debe Chamber of Commerce 18 Penal Rock Road, Penal Tel: (868) 678-1649 Email: lragbirsingh@yahoo.com British Chamber of Commerce Caribbean Office Suite 211, ESG Business Suites Fitt Court, 9-11 Fitt Street, Woodbrook Tel: (868) 224 3480 Fax: (868) 623 6529 Email: info@britishcaribbean.com Website: http://www.britishcaribbean.com Point Fortin South Western Chamber of Industry and Commerce 10 Richardson Street, Mahaica, Point Fortin Tel/Fax: (868) 648-4961, 648-0409 Email: pchamber@tstt.net.tt
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The Association of Real Estate Agents (AREA) is a professional organisation of realtors, established in 1990. AREA’s aim, through its code of ethics, is to provide quality service to both buyers and sellers of real estate. AREA’s objectives include working with government and private sector organisations towards the development of Trinidad and Tobago, establishing educational programmes for training in real estate and obtaining, through legislation, licensing for all real estate professionals.
Level 2, Trincity Mall, Trinidad, W.I. WEBSITE : www.cevera.com • Phone: (868) 640-2728 • Mobile: (868) 684-6097 Email : cynthiaguevara.com • Website: www.cevara.com • Email: cynthiaguevara@cevera.com
A Division Of Caribbean Paradise Real Estate Co. Ltd. 10 Joga Grant Street, Vistabella, San Fernando, Trinidad W.I. • Mobile: (868) 680-1084 • Tel/Fax: (868) 657-1003/ (H) 652-2255 • Email: yourcaribbeanparadise@hotmail.com
33 Golf Course Drive, Moka Heights, Maraval Tel/Fax: 629-9744
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Caribbean Estates, Lands & Villas Corner Milford & Golden Grove Roads Canaan, Tobago Tel: (868) 639-5263, 639-9663 Fax: (868) 639-2258 Email: info@realestatetobago.com Website: www.realestatetobago.com
Natalie Mahabir
Ricky Gaston-Johnson
Owner / Broker
Senior Agent
Since opening our doors in Tobago in 2000, our progressive and innovative approach to real estate, together with our hard-earned reputation for professionalism and integrity, has helped make Caribbean Estates, Lands & Villas the leader in the Tobago real estate market. The company handles all aspects of real estate, from residential land and home sales to commercial sales and rentals and tourism investments. Our extensive listings include properties throughout Tobago and a wide range of high quality holiday villas and apartments. We have assembled a strong and experienced sales team who are very knowledgeable about all aspects of the real estate industry. In addition, our agents can also offer advice on valuations, architectural and construction services, legal services and guidance through the planning approval process. Our rental and property management team works tirelessly to ensure that all the holiday villas and other properties under our portfolio are maintained to the highest standard, and that guests have a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Our mission is to give the very best service at all times.
Sabre Otway
Marleis Mohammed
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Carvalho’s Real Estate Limited 165A Western Main Road St James, Trinidad Tel: (868) 628-0668 Fax: (868) 622-7104 Email: sandraproperties@tstt.net.tt, sandra@trintours.com Website: www.carvalhosealestate.com
Offering personalised and professional service, Carvalho’s Real Estate Ltd provides the following:
With 29 years in the real estate field, we know that service and integrity make the difference.
• short and long-term rentals in great locations • properties for sale, which include houses, apartments, villas, townhouses Sandra Carvalho Director
• confidential and secure service to both expatriate and local community
Call or email Sandra Carvalho and you will be shown properties to match your requirements.
Suzette Garanito Owner / Broker
We are a group of dedicated professionals who specialize in client satisfaction, take pride in our achievements and look forward with confidence to the challenges that lie ahead. One of our specialties is expatriate housing and we will satisfy your needs if necessary by networking with other experienced agents.
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Cargo Consolidators Agency Limited Head Office: 43 New Street, Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 223-SHIP (7447) Fax: (868) 625-6263 Email: customerservice@cargotrinidad.com Warehouse: 3 Amazon Drive, Point Lisas Industrial Estate Tel: (868) 636-1056 Fax: (868) 636-1029 Email: oceanexport@cargotrinidad.com
Ronald Patience
Peter Patience
Managing Director
Marketing & Sales Manager
Jude Xavier - Operations Manager Eva Thomson - Office Manager Phillip Xavier - HR/Credit Manager Sean Patience - Airport Operations Anthero Xavier - Accountant Roland Sammy - Ocean Import Supervisor Jerome Welsh - Air Import Supervisor Sabrina Ramai - Customer Service Supervisor Melissa Weston - Ocean Export Supervisor Ooma Soonoo - Ocean Export Supervisor
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Cargo Consolidators Agency Limited (CCA) was established in 1976 to serve the growing manufacturing, petroleum and energy sectors in Trinidad and Tobago. Over the last 34 years, CCA has grown into a full-service freight forwarder, offering a wide range of services and solutions for imports, exports and supply chain logistics in general. CCA was built on the principles of honesty and integrity, and over the years we have asserted that the company must grow only so fast in order to maintain the high level of service our customers have come to know and enjoy. With a staff of 60, operating out of three offices located in Port of Spain, Point Lisas, and at Piarco International Airport, we have managed to do just that. CCA offers a full range of air and ocean export services as well as a full packing and loading facility in Point Lisas, from where we offer Less Than Container Load (LCL) services to the CARICOM region, the US and Europe. CCA is an IATA-certified freight forwarder, and our staff are fully trained in the handling of dangerous goods for air and ocean freight. Through its vast network of agents worldwide, CCA offers air and ocean import services from almost any major city in the world and is particularly strong in cargo originating from Houston, Miami and Europe. In an effort to offer our customers value-added services, CCA has partnered with Aviation Business Limited to establish the first and only 24 hours/7 days per week customs warehouse in Trinidad, located at the south side terminal of Piarco International Airport, where customers can clear their cargo at any time without any additional costs. This is consistent with maintaining our position as a leader in the freight forwarding industry in Trinidad and Tobago.
Port of Port of Spain 1 Dock Road Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 623-2901/5 Fax: (868) 623-2901/5 ext 249 Website: www.patnt.com
Wieger Koornstra
Trudy Gill-Conlon
Ben Grady
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Operations Officer
Operations Manager
The Port of Port of Spain (PPOS) is the cargo-handling unit of the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago. It is the country’s main port providing berthing for international container vessels, as well as breakbulk, rollon/roll-off, dry and liquid/bulk cargo vessels and towage services, container freight services and warehousing, and a one-stop barrel shop for clearance and delivery of personal effects. Portia Management Consultants, first contracted in 2006, is the management operator at PPOS. This dedicated team of consultants directs day-to-day operations, and includes a Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Operations Manager, Technical Engineer and Terminal Manager. Each consultant has a local counterpart who will assume the position when the contract comes to an end. The statistics for the past year (2009) are: Throughput of 401,264 TEUs (20-foot equivalent units) – an increase of 6% over the previous year. There were 731 vessel calls, handling Panamax vessels. Of the above, transshipment represented 58%. Port of Spain is becoming a major hub in the Eastern Caribbean, now offering five shipto-shore cranes. There were 54 calls, with car vessels of 12,000 cars – half the 2008 volume. Bulk vessel tonnage totalled 110,000 tons over 24 vessels. Break bulk cargo totalled 45,000 tons over 13 vessel calls.
Neil Bridgelal
Betty Ann Gibbons
Hayden Alleyne
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Safety Manager
Public Relations Manager
Marketing Manager
• Trudy Gill-Conlon Chief Operations Officer (868) 623-2901/5 Ext 163 Email: trudyg@patnt.com • Hayden Alleyne Marketing Manager Tel: (868) 623-2901/5 Ext 154 Email: haydena@patnt.com
Malcolm Moss
Lyrine Lewis
Hugh Gibson
Engineering Manager
Human Resource Manager
IT Manager
• Betty Ann Gibbons Manager, Public Relations Tel: (868) 627-4945 Email: bettyg@patnt.com Fax: (868) 623-2901/5 Ext 249 PPOS website: www.patnt.com Portia website: www.portiamanagement.com
Robert Ramsubhag
Ricardo Gonzales
Tim Smith
Equipment Manager
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SKYLINE FREIGHT & MANAGEMENT LIMITED
Delivering Total Solutions To Your Global Cargo Needs
Anthony Farfan
Christopher Borde
Glen Campbell
Nicole Guevara
Managing Director
Director Operations
AIR FREIGHT
- (Airport to Airport), (Door to Door) delivery - Express, Standard Charter, Consolidation OCEAN FREIGHT - FCL, LCL, Bulk consolidation services, NVOCC services - Port Handling, Inland Transport, Warehousing
OUR VALUE ADDED SERVICES • • • • • • •
In-House Customs Brokerage Services Cargo Insurance Facility Bonded Warehouse Facility Packing/Crating Tracking/Tracing of Shipments Dangerous/Hazmat Goods Shipments Inland HaulageTransportation Services
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FREE Domicile Services - Allows for Director/ Sales Representative Company Secretary prepayment of all charges to consolidate cost FREE Surveys - commercial / personal CALL OR E-MAIL effects OUR SALES OFFICE AT: FREE Local pick-up (commercial cargo ONLY) SKYLINE FREIGHT & FREE Storage - Export Cargo
MANAGEMENT LIMITED 26-30 McDonald Street, Woodbrook, Port of Spain, Trinidad, West Indies Phone: (868) 627-7668/9 Fax: (868) 624-4088 E-mail: sf@sfml.com Website: www.sfml.com
UP Xpress Limited - A Member of The Aeropost Network
Stephen Scoon
Chairman sscoon@aeropost.com
James Fendell
Vice Chairman jfendell@aeropost.com
Gillian Rodriguez Clark Managing Director gclark@aeropost.com
Dino Nassi
Director dnasi@aeropost.com
Wayne Chee Ting
Director wcheeting@aeropost.com
UP Xpress is the premier mail and package receiving and delivery company in Trinidad and Tobago, through it's partnership with The Aeropost Network, whose experience spans over 23 years as the leader of E-Commerce solutions in the Caribbean and Latin America. We provide our customers end-to-end service and support - from shopping assistance to final delivery, including: > Linking local merchants to US wholesalers and suppliers > A personal or corporate delivery address in Miami for Internet shopping, "800"/ "As seen on TV offers," catalogue offerings or drop offs > Unparalleled tracking and regular status alerts of your packages via email and SMS > Full coverage of your shipments, inclusive of online viewing of account balances > No volumetric charges and competitive rates starting at ½ pound > Your own secure, prepaid, US based E-Shopping card (Coming soon)!
Become a member today!
www.aeropost.com/pos
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Contact Us: Building 5 – Unit 2, Fernandes Industrial Centre, Eastern Main Road, Laventille, Trinidad and Tobago T: 627-4877, 626-1786; F: 626-5430 Also at: 16 Ariapita Avenue, POS, T: 628-2255; 124 Canaan, Tobago (Upstairs Penny Savers) T: 631-8640
Carvalho’s Agencies 165A Western Main Road St James, Trinidad Tel: (868) 628-1051 Fax: (868) 622-9205 Email: carvalho@tstt.net.tt Website: www.shiphandling.com
Carvalho’s Agencies’ principal business is cruise shipping. We currently handle over 90 per cent of the cruise market in Trinidad and Tobago, serving three ports of call, Port of Spain, Scarborough and Charlotteville. Over the years we have assisted cruise lines in making their decisions to include this destination as a port of call. Those who pass on Wrightson Road and see huge cruise vessels alongside the Port can immediately Charles Carvalho Sr link these ships to Carvalho’s Agencies. CEO In addition to serving these three ports in Trinidad and Tobago, in recent years we have been assisting our cruise lines with their vessels calling at other ports in the Caribbean, and more recently Guyana, making Carvalho’s that very important link between the cruise lines and the islands of the Caribbean. As port agents for these ships, our responsibilities require commitment and dedication to deliver the services needed. These include making arrangements for crew changes, providing medical attention for crews and passengers, hotel accommodation and transport, vessel repairs, and the supply of local products and services, while paying particular attention to passenger and vessel safety while in our ports.
Foxx Couriers of Trinidad and Tobago 24 Las Lomas Road Las Lomas No. 3 Trinidad Tel: (868) 628-1774 Cell: (868) 769-2133 Email: foxxcouriers@yahoo.com
Jenson Fox Managing Director Cell: 769-2133
Foxx Couriers Ltd is the twin islands’ couriers committed to sharing your passion for customer service excellence. In response to today’s ever-evolving industry, Foxx Couriers is inspired to provide the ultimate delivery service. Foxx Couriers offers its clients service backed by over 15 years of industry experience with an understanding of clients’ expectation of value for money. It is excited to introduce a door-to-door delivery service throughout Trinidad and Tobago. Although national in scope, the Tobago link has been given special importance. Foxx Couriers can accept and deliver almost any item nationwide up to 26kg. For larger and bulkier items special arrangements are accepted with prior notification. We are committed to provide security of products, frequency of delivery, cost savings and service.
Anthony Fox Director Cell: (868) 752-3976
Insa Shipping Services Limited
Shipping Association of Trinidad and Tobago
133 Abercromby Street Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 625-9909 Fax: (868) 625-5897 Email: insashipping@gmail.com Website: www.insashipping.com
15 Scott Bushe Street Port of Spain, Trinidad Tel: (868) 623-3355, 625-2388 Fax: (868) 623-8570 Email: om@shipping.co.tt Website: www.shipping.co.tt
Ian Angeron Managing Director
Roseline Poon Director
Insa Shipping Services Limited is a professional “one-stop shop” providing door-to-door service for customs brokerage, freight forwarding and logistics. We also provide: Cargo Consolidation; Air and Ocean Freight Handling; Import and Export; Transportation and Professional Consultation. The owners/directors are Ian Angeron and Roseline Poon, who have a competent team to coordinate your shipments from the point of receiving your documentation to the point of delivering your cargo. We have experience of over 50 years in the customs brokerage, freight forwarding and logistics fields and are well-equipped to service our clients. Our offices use the ACE customs programme. We utilise two-way radio communication and cell phones in order to track the status of your goods and keep you informed in a timely manner. Call us anytime or visit our website www. insashipping.com and fill in a rate request form and we will be happy to provide you with a quotation for shipping or customs brokerage services. • Air/Ocean Freight Consolidators • FCL/LCL Import/Export • Customs Brokerage
The Shipping Association of Trinidad and Tobago (SATT) was established in 1938 and represents the interests of key industry stakeholders such as shipping agents, ship owners and/or ship operators, ship brokers, freight forwarders, ports and terminals, and NVOCCs, among others. Some of SATT’s principal objectives include:
Rhett Chee Ping President
E. Joanne EdwardsAlleyne General Manager
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Playing a significant role in facilitating interaction between members and these entities to influence key efficiencies vital to SATT, trade facilitation and industry reform.
The Association is committed to strengthening the position of its members in the marketplace, and promoting capacity-building initiatives for the merchant marine industry. SATT will continue to evolve to ensure that it remains relevant to its diverse membership in an ever-challenging environment.
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Digi-Data Systems Limited
96 Wrightson Road, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad Phone: (868) 623-6658 ; Fax: (868) 623-0978 sales@digi-data.com www.digi-data.com
Jeewan Mohan Chief Operations Officer
Jenny Noel-Daniel Chief Accountant
Brent Asiu Managing Director
Robert Honore Chief Technical Officer
Romilly Branker Senior Manager, Customer Service Delivery
Allison Duncan-Maxime Manager, Human Resources
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Nigel Thomas Manager, Sales & Marketing
Established in 1984, Digi-Data Systems Limited began as a service provider for Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) and later became the sole distributor for DEC mini-computers. Today, Digi-Data has evolved into one of the Caribbean’s leading providers of technologybased business solutions, to clients within the public and private sectors. Throughout the years, Digi-Data has built strategic alliances with some of today’s technology leaders such as Hewlett Packard, Microsoft, Cisco and Citrix, in orderto provide technological prowess to clients. The company’s principal activities include the delivery of solutions that are both reliable and adaptable to various I.T. environments. Our solution portfolio includes: - Electronic Content Management - Infrastructure Solutions - Security - Risk & Compliance - Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity - Unified Communications - Virtualization - Project Managment At Digi-Data, we strive to provide the total customer experience, as we work alongside our clients to leverage and recognize hidden opportunities. Therefore, our aim is not only to ensure successful implementation of solutions that meet organizational objectives but also to foster enduring relationships with our customers.
F1 Connect Limited 33 Mucurapo Road, St. James, Trinidad Tel: (868) 622-8464 Fax: (868) 622-1218 Email: info@f1connect.com Website: www.f1connect.com
Ricardo Sandy
Noel G. Hector
Managing Director Mobile: (868) 678-4636 Email: ricardosnr@f1connect.com
Director Service & Support Mobile: (868) 682-6187 Email: noelh@f1connect.com
In partnership with our customers Our customers are our partners in the pursuit of the highest standards in the industry. F1 Connect spares no effort in meeting the customers’ demands on time, every time, and this sets us apart in the industry. We provide immediate solutions or alternatives. Prompt, personalized service and the efficient provision of solutions set us ahead in the industry. Since 1996, our Company has worked with customers to expand their IT systems and to optimize use of existing systems.
We have ensured good management principles and the utmost diligence and skill from our qualified and experienced personnel who provide maintenance and repair, training and consultancy services. Our featured products include Apple’s iPod, the Mac mini, MacBook, MacBook Pro and iMac, the latest in innovations and the hottest computer consumer products on the market today. F1 Connect is also one of a few companies providing cross-platform solutions for all major OS environments such as Mac OS, Unix, Linux, Windows 2000, 2003, XP and Vista. Additionally, F1 Connect is the only company in the English-speaking Caribbean equipped to handle enterprise solutions involving Apple Xserve, Promise VTrak RAID and Apple Xsan. VISION: To become the premier authorised Apple Service and Support Centre in Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Caribbean and in addition, to provide the best quality service to all our customers while dealing fairly and honestly with staff, existing and prospective customers. MISSION: To provide products and services of the highest standards possible and in the best interest of our customers, ensuring good and honest management practices, personalised service and the utmost diligence, skill, and workmanship from qualified and experienced personnel, perpetually maintaining a good reputation in and to the computer industry as a whole.
PERFORMANCE AT ITS PEAK OUR COMMITMENT To provide our customers in the gaming and commercial services markets an integrated electronic retail infrastructure with portfolio management solutions which include unparalleled security, efficiency and value. GTECH’S SOLUTION A robust network delivering a full suite of lottery games, mobile phone top up and bill payment services to more than 800 fixed and mobile terminals across Trinidad and Tobago. PERFORMANCE AT ITS PEAK With the widest geographic reach of any electronic network in the country, our service providers experience unsurpassed market penetration, reduced receivables and increased sales while their customers enjoy greater convenience and immeasurable savings.
Shavindra Tewarie-Singh (Human Resources), Marlon Carew (Site Operations), Carole Carmichael (Commercial Services), Brian Wood (Managing Director), Joanne Saunders-Mottley (Marketing), Dexter Thomas (Finance).
GTECH Latin America Corporation GTECH Global Services Corporation Limited ALGICO PLAZA, Suite 2-A, 91-93 St. Vincent Street, Port of Spain, Trinidad W.I. Tel: (868) 623-3919 Fax: (868) 623-2604 website: www.gtech.com email: infotrinidad@gtech.com
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The Ins & Outs of Trinidad & Tobago is the only exclusively targeted publication of its kind on the market, giving us the unique positioning to facilitate greater exposure for our advertisers. The ultimate source for tourism information for our visitors includes: A pull-out map of our beautiful isles. Endorsed by the Trinidad Hotels, Restaurants & Tourism Association as well as the Tobago Hotels & Tourism Association as their exclusive in-room guide. An e-book available for online viewing. Your business is assured continued success when you advertise with us and become a part of this partnership’s plan for growth in the e-business sector. SHOPPING TOURING ACTION BUSINESS ACCOMMODATION
RESTAURANTS
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NIGHTLIFE SPORTS
9 Humphrey Street, Film Centre, St James, Trinidad & Tobago Tel: (868) 622-0738/9 • Fax: (868) 622-0426 Website: www.whoswhotnt.com • www.insandoutstt.com
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The Trinidad And Tobago Incoming Tour Operators Association Secretariat Tel/Fax: (868) 633-1403 / 633-4733 Fax: (868) 633-1771 Email: ttitoa@tstt.net.tt Website: www.ttitoa.com
Lorraine Pouchet Marketing Director In Joy Tours & President TTITOA
The Trinidad and Tobago Incoming Tour Operators’ Association (T&TITOA) was formed in 1990 in an effort to introduce and monitor standards for the tour-operating sector of the tourism industry. The Association started with six members and has grown over the years to a membership of 15 private sector Destination Management Companies (DMCs). T&TITOA is the official body representing the commercial interests of producers and suppliers of tourism products and services, and its varied and comprehensive membership ensures that it is an effective focal point within the tourism industry. The membership operates with a Constitution and within a strict established and documented Code of Ethics. Our criteria for membership ensure that all members have experience in this highly sensitive segment of tourism and that they provide all the necessary professional and financial guarantees required by law (e.g. Public Liability Insurance). T&TITOA members provide services such as, but not restricted to, “meet & greet”, airport transfers, accommodation bookings, sightseeing tours and even event management services.
Apt 1, Lambeau Credit Union Bldg Auchenskeoch Road, Carnbee, Tobago P.O. Box 295, Scarborough, Tobago Tel/Fax: (868) 639-9543 Email: tthtatob@tstt.net.tt Website: www.tobagohoteltourism.com
• Bringing together tourism industry partners so as to shape the unique Tobago experience • Increasing opportunities and removing the barriers to business Carol Ann Birchwood James President
• Ensuring sustainable growth and development of the industry and the economy as a whole
The Association supports four chief areas of focus: Tobago Experience Building – focusing on promoting Tobago as a desired tourist destination Marketing/Membership Development – focusing on marketing the association so as to build the membership base Advocacy/Lobbying – focusing on interacting with other business organisations while seeking support for the organisation Finance/Administration – focusing on the financial and administrative arms of the association The THTA’s thrust is: Together! Getting Tobago Tourism Right.
Trinidad Hotels, Restaurants and Tourism Association
165A Western Main Road St James, Trinidad Tel: (868) 628-1051/0668 Fax: (868) 622-9205 Email: carvalho@tstt.net.tt Website: www.trintours.com
c/o Trinidad & Tobago Hospitality and Tourism Institute Airway Road, Chaguaramas, Trinidad Mailing Address: PO Box 243, Port of Spain Tel: (868) 634-1174/1175 Fax: (868) 634-1176 Email: info@tnthotels.com Website: www.tnthotels.com
Tourism is our Business
Member of the
The Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association (THTA) is a non-profit organisation representing the interests of all tourism-related businesses in Tobago. The THTA is committed to:
Trinidad and Tobago Sightseeing Tours
Trinidad and Tobago Sightseeing Tours is this country’s premier tour operator, with a highly knowledgeable and trained staff who meet international standards, putting Trinidad and Tobago on the world map and promoting our historical, cultural and natural attractions. We have won several international awards for our outstanding contribution to the tourism industry, delivering value for money and customer satisfaction. Over the years Charles Carvalho Sr we have had the opportunity to work with President and CEO most of the cruise lines that visit our shores, as well as handle many conference and incentive groups, sporting organisations and individual arrangements. If you are looking for services to meet your individual guest or group requests, we can tailor-make a particular package to meet your needs and expectations.
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Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association
Richard Hackshaw Executive Director
The Trinidad Hotels, Restaurants and Tourism Association was founded with the aim to be the main private sector representational body for the tourism industry and to perform a pivotal role between the policy makers (Government), policy implementers (Tourism Development Company) and the private sector. The mission of the Association is to provide benefits and services to its members by creating a business environment conducive to tourism development. Our membership comprises hotels, restaurants and companies that provide goods and services to the industry.
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Lewis, Mark.............................. 100
Messiah, Edghill........................ 146
Hamid, Imran................................ 1
Jones, Haydn............................. 52
Lewis, Mervyn.......................... 100
Mike, Roger
Hamilton, Wade.......................... 53
Jones, John................................ 52
Lewis, Richard...................... 4, 100
Millett, Winston........................... 24
Harford, Anthony...................... 144
Joseph, Elphege......................... 47
Lezama, Adrian.......................... 30
Mills, Fenwick........................... 146
Harford, Ronald F. DeC............... 28
Joseph, Lisa-Ann..................... 108 Joseph, Mikey ........................... 42
Lezama, Renato......................... 85
Mohammed, Derek................... 118
Hargreaves, Joycelin................ 156
Joseph, Sheri........................... 121
Littles, Ernest............................ 154
Mohammed, Javed..................... 67
Harricharan, Ramdath................ 40
Joseph-Chin, Nicole................. 124
Liverpool, Calvin....................... 126
Mohammed, Marleis................. 133
Harripaul, Arjoon......................... 33 Harris, Stephen.......................... 79
Lok Jack, Arthur......................... 20
Mohammed, Nesha.................. 116
Julien, Jason.............................. 22
Harrison, Hayden........................ 57
Jupiter, Andrew.......................... 52
Lopez, Miguel............................. 95
Mohammed, Rehana.................. 24
Harrylal, Nermala........................ 48
Juteram, Jacqueline................. 117
Lord-Lewis, Marleen................... 52
Mohammed, Steve, Dr............. 119
Harryram, Kaimraj....................... 67
Kalloo, Nicole............................. 70
Lousaing, Marjorie.................... 132
Mohan, Elangadu S.................... 24
Hassanali, Karlene.................... 121
Kangaloo, Wayne....................... 27
Lucas, Sameel.......................... 115
Mohan, Jeewan........................ 148
Haynes, Zilla............................... 60
Kanhai, Derek............................. 85
Lyon, Dr. Noel............................. 24
Mohan, Kenwin.......................... 63
Hector, Noel G.......................... 149
Kanhai, Relindor J.................... 132
Mack, Jeff.............................. 20,21
Montserin, Adam...................... 120
Heeralal, Harjoon........................ 22
Keil, Fabian................................. 30
Mahabir, Natalie........................ 133
Morton-Gittens, Michael............... 1
Henderson, Anna..................... 144
Kelley, Aileen............................. 118
Mahabir-Wyatt, Diana .............. 120
Moss, Malcolm......................... 137
Henriques, Christopher............... 85
Kelly, Patrick............................... 27
Maharaj, Amreeka...................... 47
Mouttet, Charles A...................... 28
Herbert, Ricky............................ 15
Kemp, Michal............................. 24
Maharaj, Bramie........................... 1
Mouttet, George....................... 100
Hill, George E........................... 146
Khan, Shabir............................... 86
Maharaj, Gharish...................... 100
Mouttet, Victor B...................... 100
Hinkson, Duane.......................... 24
Khan, Tara.................................. 26
Maharaj, Namdeo....................... 80
Moze, Blaine................................. 1
Holder, Corinne......................... 120
King, Ernest.............................. 122
Maharaj, Rudranand................. 118
Mungal, Kamla........................... 48
Honore, Robert......................... 148
Kipps, Eric.................................. 80
Maharaj, Valmiki.......................... 66
Murphy, Amelia............................. 9
Hosang, Anthony........................ 87
Kirk, Hubert................................ 75
Maingot, Kristi.......................... 112
Murray, Marlene........................ 118
Hosein, Azam............................. 96
Kisto, Dave................................. 93
Malmgren Williams, Lisa............... 1
Murray-Solomon, Susan............. 86
Hosein, Imtiaz............................. 75
Knaggs, John........................... 132
Manchoon, Curtis .................... 119
Mustapha -Scott, Natasha........ 126
Hosein, Kazim............................ 96
Knaggs, Sharon........................ 132
Manchoon, Margaret................ 119
Narinesingh, Krishna................... 87
Howai, Larry............................... 22
Koornstra, Wieger.................... 137
Manickchand, Barry.................... 66
Nassi, Dino............................... 138
Howell, Derwin M....................... 28
Koylass, Naseem........................ 46
Manmohan, Adrian..................... 27
Navarro, Janine........................ 103
Hoyte, Merle Dr........................... 46
Kumar, Catherine...................... 125
Manraj, Shiva.............................. 22
Nicholas, Fayola......................... 48
Imamshah, Enid........................ 116
Lalbeharry, Stacy...................... 103
Mansoor, Natalie......................... 27
Niles, Lisa................................. 112
Inglefield, Amy.......................... 124
Lall, Jennifer............................. 123
Mark, Judith M.S...................... 156
Noel-Daniel, Jenny................... 148
Inglefield, Anthony.................... 107
Lalla, Christopher......................... 1
Mark, Sekou............................... 22
Noreiga, Kenrick......................... 67
Isava, Richard............................. 85
Laughlin, Greig..................... 8, 126
Marshall, Odette....................... 148
Nothnagel, Nicholas................... 15
Jack, Ruthven.......................... 118
Laughlin, Ivan........................... 124
Martina, Steven.......................... 21
Nunez, Marjorie.......................... 24
Jagessar, Neil............................. 57
Lazzari, Robert........................... 86
Martins, Terrence...................... 100
Oliver, Susanna......................... 120
Jaggassar, Aliyah........................ 27
Lee Loy, Angela.............................. ..................118, Inside Back Cover
Matthews, Ernie.............................. .........................49, 103, 171 &172
Ome, Kashta............................ 156 Otway, Sabre............................ 133
Legge, Gary.............................. 100
Mc Clean, Kevin....................... 121
Padmore, Winston...................... 24
James, Belinda........................... 30
Lewis, David............................. 100
Mc Intosh, S. Andrew................. 53
Palmer, Mona........................... 116
James, Jessica........................... 64
Lewis, Lyrine............................. 137
Mc Sween, Judy....................... 120
Pantin, Bernard........................ 148
Jaggernauth, Rabindra................... ..................................6, 117 & 125
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Shah, Reaaz............................... 32
Thompson, Junior...................... 67
Sharma, Indu.............................. 59
Thomson, Eva.......................... 136
Sheppard, Karen...................... 103
Thomson, Gregory I.................... 28
Sheppard, Zenna...................... 132
Thorne, Maria............................. 53
Shield, Vernie........................ 6, 125
Tiah, Tara
Shim, Melissa........................... 121
Ticklal, Dinesh.......................... 144
Sian, Taj...................................... 27 Singh, Jean.............................. 116 Singh, Jerome............................ 95
Tom, Andrew............................ 118 Townsend, Trevor....................... 40 Valley, Kenneth C...................... 117
Patience, Peter......................... 136
Ramsumair, Dave....................... 30
Singh, Joth................................. 80
Patience, Ronald...................... 136
Raphael, Edison......................... 86
Singh, Roopnarine Oumade....... 28
Patience, Sean......................... 136
Rattansingh, Lennox................... 70
Singh, Stephen A....................... 33
Patterson, Michael...................... 87
Ravishankar, V............................ 24
Smith, Dirk.................................. 22
Paul, Gillian Dr............................ 46
Raymond, Mark.......................... 42
Smith, Hugh................................. 9
Pemberton, Ian........................... 88
Reddy, Muni Krishna T................ 24
Smith, Janice.............................. 80
Pemberton, Susan...................... 40
Redwood, Garnet....................... 64
Smith, Jenifer............................. 42
Pe贸n, Roberto.......................... 146
Roach, Richard......................... 118
Smith, Marie F. Y....................... 118
Watkins, L. Anthony.................. 120
Percy, Charles.................. 6, 8, 123
Roberts, Glen............................. 64
Smith, Tim................................ 137
Watkins, Tonia.......................... 120
Perryman, Duane...................... 120
Robinson, Glenroy P................... 93
Snaggs, Everald....................... 156
Welch, Anthony.......................... 77
Persad, Angella................ 6, 8, 123
Robinson, Joan M...................... 93
Sobion, Judith............................ 22
Welch, Wesley.......................... 108
Persad, Niala.............................. 88
Robinson, Raurie........................ 70
Sogren, Stephen........................ 47
Welch-Farrell, Sandra............... 122
Persad, Savon............................ 30
Rodriguez Clark, Gillian............. 138
Sookdar, Warren......................... 22
Welsh, Jerome.......................... 136
Pierre, Anthony P...................... 118
Rodriguez, Debbie.................... 144
Soonoo, Ooma......................... 136
Weston, Melissa....................... 136
Pierre, Dave................................ 40
Rogers, Linus........................... 146
Soverall, Robert.......................... 30
White, Darryl............................... 27
Pierre, Mervyn............................ 52
Ross Francois, Chantel............. 154
St. Clair, Anthony........................ 22
Whiteman, Pauline...................... 47
Poon, Roseline......................... 139
Rostant, Marc........................... 144
Stephen, Broadbridge.............. 157
Wilcox, Terry............................... 86
Pouchet, Lorraine..................... 158
Rudden, Kyle............................ 118
Stewart, Judy-Ann...................... 22
Williams, Clint........................... 108
Sabeeney, Suzanne...................... 1
Stott, Barrie.............................. 115
Williams, Collis............................ 66
Prime, Karla.............................. 118
Sahadeo, Ryan........................... 67
Sutherland, Kieran...................... 86
Quamina, Jacqueline H.C........... 28
Samaroo, Ann Marie................. 116
Sutherland, Wayne..................... 24
Quan, Johnny............................. 60
Sammy, Junior E........................ 36
Sylvester, Malissa....................... 95
Quan, Richard............................ 60
Sammy, Roland........................ 136
Sylvester, Meagan...................... 47
Quentrall-Thomas, Lara............ 121
Sampson, Geneva...................... 46
Taitt, Sheldon.............................. 95
Rahaman, H. Philip..................... 32
Sampson, Ingrid......................... 24
Tarquini, Tracey......................... 120
Ramai, Sabrina......................... 136
Sandy, Christopher..................... 22
Tate, David................................. 93
Ramberansingh, Clinton B.......... 66
Sandy, Ricardo......................... 149
Taylor-Hanna, Andrea................. 28
Ramberansingh, Nigel................ 66
Sankar, Gilbert............................ 30
Tewari, Ravi................................ 21
Ramdath, Harricharan................ 40
Saunders, Richard.................... 132
Tewarie, Nirad........................... 125
Ramdhanie, Rebecca................. 53
Saunders-Mottley, Joanne........ 149
Tewarie-Singh, Shavindra......... 149
Ramdial, Richard...................... 115
Sawh, Prateema....................... 121
Thomas, Crystal......................... 67
Ramirez, Sean.......................... 118
Scipio-Hosang, Michelle............. 52
Thomas, Dexter........................ 149
Ramjagsingh, Shyam.................. 26
Scoon, Stephen....................... 138
Thomas, Keith.......................... 144
Ramjattan, Wilson...................... 66
Scott, Lennox............................. 15
Thomas, Kelvin......................... 103
Ramjohn, Richard..................... 107
Sebarath, Mahadeo.................... 30
Thomas, Lawrence..................... 15
Yip Chuck, Karen....................... 28
Ramroop, Ramesh..................... 60
Seecharan, Ramlakhan............... 88
Thomas, Michael...................... 113
Yorke-Westcott, Jacqueline...... 123
Ramsaran, Marcus
.......... 60
Seeraj, Anthony.......................... 32
Thomas, Neive......................... 120
Young, Mario.............................. 22
Ramsaran, Roysce..................... 26
Seereeram, Ravi......................... 40
Thomas, Nigel.......................... 148
Young, Melanie......................... 144
Ramsaroop, Sham..................... 67
Sekou, Mark............................... 22
Thomas, Robert......................... 79
Young, Richard P........................ 30
Ramsubhag, Robert................. 137
Seunarine, Lionel........................ 22
Thompson, Dayne.................... 100
Zaki, Salwa................................. 30
Prescott, Fabien......................... 15
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Valley, Kurt.................................. 22 Villaroel, Lorraine...................... 115 Waddell, Randall....................... 100 Walcott, Roger......................... 108 Wall, Gillian............................... 115 Wall, Nigel J . ........................... 114
Williams, Maureen.................... 108 Wilson, Earl.............................. 118 Wilson, Glenn........................... 118 Wilson, Selby.............................. 24 Wong Won, Wendy......................... ..........................Inside Back Cover Wong, Anthony........................... 28 Wood, Brian............................. 149 Woodhams, Christopher............. 85 Wooding, Camille..................... 122 Xavier, Anthero......................... 136 Xavier, Jude.............................. 136 Xavier, Phillip............................. 136 Yaw Ching, Rhea...................... 142
A.S. Bryden & Sons (Trinidad) Limited . .................................... 10,11 Abeo Organisational Development Solutions................................ 123 Ace Recycling Limited................................................................... 78 Advance Readymix Ltd.................................................................. 38 Aegis Business Solutions Limited.......................... Inside Back Cover Aegis Management Solutions Limited.................... Inside Back Cover Aeropost Network....................................................................... 138 Agostini Insurance Brokers Limited . ............................................. 86 American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and Tobago (AmCham T&T)........................................................................ 8, 123 Analytical Technologies Limited...................................................... 80 Ansa Automotive - Jaguar............................................................... 1 Arthur Lok Jack Graduate School of Buisness............................... 48 Ask|Leadership............................................................................ 114 Association of Real Estate Agents (AREA).................................... 132 Association of Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Companies (ATTIC).......................................................................................... 89 Beacon Insurance Company Limited.......Outside Back Cover, 84, 85 Belgroves Funeral Home & Crematorium..................................... 113 Belgroves Group of Companies................................................... 113 BG Trinidad and Tobago ............................................................... 55 Blackthorn Investments Limited..................................................... 96 bp Trinidad and Tobago (bpTT)...................................................... 56 Brand It....................................................................................... 107 Bristow Caribbean Limited............................................................. 16 British Chamber of Commerce.................................................... 126 Cameron Trinidad Limited.............................................................. 57 CAMSERV Aftermarket Services.............................................. 57, 67 CAPITAL TV................................................................................. 148 Cargo Consolidators Agency Limited........................................... 136 Carib Glassworks.......................................................................... 78 Caribbean Airlines.......................................................................... 14 Caribbean Association of Industry & Commerce – CAIC.............. 126 Caribbean Discovery Tours Limited.............................................. 157 Caribbean Estates, Lands & Villas................................................ 133 Caribbean Industrial Research Institute (CARIRI)............................ 74 Caribbean Information and Credit Rating Services Limited (CariCRIS)...................................................................................... 33 Caribbean Latin America Business Office Ltd.............................. 117 Caribbean Tech Disposals............................................................. 80 Caribbean Tourism Publications Limited...................................... 157 Carvalho’s Agencies.................................................................... 139 Carvalho’s Real Estate Limited..................................................... 133 Caskets & Funeral Supplies Company Limited............................. 113 Cemetery Management Company (CMC).................................... 113 Cevara Realty.............................................................................. 132 Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce........................ 126 Chaguaramas Development Authority (CDA)................................ 156 CIC Insurance Brokers Limited ..................................................... 87 Clark & Battoo Limited................................................................. 116 Clean Image House of Carpets and Onsite Speciality Services.... 123 CMR & Company Ltd.................................................................... 92 CNK Realtors.............................................................................. 132 College of Science, Technology & Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago (COSTAATT).................................................. 46 Colthrust PR . ............................................................................. 103 Columbus Communications Trinidad Limited ...................... 142, 143 Complete Specialist Agency Limited.............................................. 77 Cool Getaway Vacation Club Limited........................................... 157 Corbin Communications.............................................................. 107 Couva/Pt. Lisas Chamber of Commerce...................................... 126 CPRC Realty............................................................................... 132
Desktop Designs & Letters Ltd.................................................... 107 Digi-Data Systems Limited........................................................... 148 Digital Art Limited........................................................................ 103 Directv Caribbean........................................................................ 148 Directv Trinidad Limited................................................................ 148 Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago................................. 8, 123 Engineering Associates Limited..................................................... 93 Environmental Management Authority (EMA)................................. 80 EOG Resources Trinidad Limited (EOG Trinidad)............................ 58 ESPRIT Consultants Limited........................................................ 117 Evolving TecKnologies and Enterprise Development Company Limited (e TecK)................................................... 130, 131 F1 Connect Limited..................................................................... 149 Falck Nutec Trinidad and Tobago Limited...................................... 66 Family Legacy Company Limited................................................. 113 Farah Insurance Brokers Ltd.......................................................... 89 First Citizens............................................................................ 22, 23 FirstCaribbean International Bank.................................................. 32 flow..................................................................................... 142, 143 Foxx Couriers of Trinidad and Tobago.......................................... 139 Fujitsu Caribbean (Trinidad) Limited.................................................. 9 Funds International Limited............................................................ 33 Galera Development Company Limited........................................ 132 GDF Suez (Trinidad and Tobago) Limited....................................... 59 Government Human Resources Services (GHRS)........................ 118 Greater Tunapuna Chamber of Industry and Commerce.............. 126 Green 3 Systems........................................................................... 71 Green Cyclone Incorporated.......................................................... 79 GTECH Global Services Corporation Limited............................... 149 GTECH Latin America Corporation.............................................. 149 Guardian Asset Management Limited............................................ 21 Guardian Holdings Limited ....................... Inside Front Cover, 20, 21 Happi Products Limited................................................................. 96 Hydroquatics Limited . ............................................................... 124 IBB.............................................................................................. 115 ilesi Limited.................................................................................. 124 IMedia Caribbean........................................................................ 104 Industrial Plant Services Limited (IPSL)........................................... 66 Inglefield/Ogilvy & Mather Caribbean Limited............................... 107 Innovative Security Technologies Limited (ISTL)............................. 75 Insa Shipping Services Limited.................................................... 139 Institute of Chartered Accountants of Trinidad and Tobago (ICATT)........................................................................................ 118 Intelligent Business Advantage Limited ....................................... 150 Intercommercial Bank Limited . ............................................... 24, 25 J&G Supplies Just Clean Janitorial Services Ltd............................ 71 Jaric Environment, Safety & Health Services Ltd............................ 80 Johnny Q Equipment Rentals........................................................ 60 Joint Medical Products Caribbean Ltd (JMPC)............................... 76 Junior Sammy Contractors Limited.......................................... 36, 37 Junior Sammy Group of Companies........................................ 36, 37
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Republic Bank Limited............................................................. 28, 29 Reputation Management Caribbean Ltd (RMC)............................ 108 Right Enterprises......................................................................... 150 SAFE-TEC Limited......................................................................... 39 Sandra Welch-Farrell & Company (SWF&Co.).............................. 122 Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited................................. 30, 31 SCRIP-J...................................................................................... 102 SeaJade Investments.................................................................. 132 Secure Recycling Limited ............................................................. 79
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Jusamco Pavers Limited ........................................................ 36, 37 Kanhai Real Estate...................................................................... 132 Kencita Limited............................................................................ 132 KENTZ-OJ’s E&I Services JV......................................................... 41 Key West Real Estate.................................................................. 132 Label House Group Limited................................................. 100, 101 Leadership Consulting Group...................................................... 119 Legacy Real Estate...................................................................... 132 Lifetime Promotions..................................................................... 113 Majestic Dry Cleaners.................................................................. 119 MDC-UM Business & Home Furniture............................................ 94 Mical Marketing Limited............................................................... 108 Ministry of Trade and Industry.......................................................... 6 Mosaicos Tile Gallery..................................................................... 40 ms brafit ..................................................................................... 124 National Energy Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (NEC)............................................................................................. 52 National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (NGC)................................................................................ 52, 53, 54 National Helicopter Services Limited . ........................................... 15 National Insurance Board of Trinidad and Tobago (NIB).................. 88 National Maintenance Training and Security Company Limited (MTS)............................................................................................. 70 National Training Agency of Trinidad and Tobago (NTA).................. 47 Nealco Properties Limited.............................................................. 70 ODYSSEY CONSULTinc Limited................................................. 120 Pal Institute of Health Safety & Environmental Services Limited...... 77 Paramount Group of Companies................................................... 38 Paramount Transport & Trading Company Limited......................... 38 Paramount Transport & Trading Contractors Limited...................... 38 Penal/Debe Chamber of Commerce............................................ 126 Pereira & Company Ltd............................................................... 144 Personnel Management Services Limited (PMSL)........................ 120 Piranha International Ltd................................................................ 79 Point Fortin South Western Chamber of Industry and Commerce.............................................................. 126 Port of Port of Spain (PPOS)........................................................ 137 Prestige Business Publications Limited............................................ 5 Private Investment Co Ltd........................................................... 132 Process System Limited (PSL)....................................................... 41 PROCOMER............................................................................... 121 Professional Institute of Marketing & Business Studies Ltd (PIMBS)......................................................................................... 48 Publicis Caribbean Limited.......................................................... 104 Quarter Turn Limited...................................................................... 67 Quick Service................................................................................ 16 R.A.Walcott & Associates Limited................................................ 105 RBG Trinidad and Tobago Ltd........................................................ 61 RBTT Bank Limitd / RBC......................................................... 26, 27 Realty Broker Services................................................................. 132 Regency Recruitment Limited...................................................... 121 Renew Star Serpentine Limited.................................................... 112 Repsol ENP Trinidad and Tobago Limited..................................... 62
Servus Limited............................................................................... 71 Shipping Association of Trinidad and Tobago (SATT).................... 139 Sight Factory Ltd......................................................................... 105 Simply Intense Media........................................................... 106, 145 Skyline Freight & Management Limited........................................ 138 SMB Services Limited.................................................................. 150 South Homes.............................................................................. 133 Southern United Agencies Company Limited (SUAC).................... 96 Standby Power Ltd........................................................................ 63 Starplus Communications Limited............................................... 108 T. B. Enterprises.......................................................................... 132 Technine IT Solutions Limited....................................................... 147 Telecommunications Services of Trinidad & Tobago (TSTT).......... 146 TIMESQUARED LTD.................................................................... 124 Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association (THTA)............................. 158 Tourism Development Company Limited (TDC)................... 154, 155 Tracmac Engineering Ltd - International Truck................................. 7 Tracmac Engineering Ltd - Warehouse Solutions............................. 3 Trinidad Aggregate Products Limited............................................. 40 Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce...... 8, 125 Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce -Tobago Division . ................................................. 6, 125 Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI)... 6, 125 Trinidad and Tobago Contractors Association (TTCA).................... 42 Trinidad and Tobago Convention Bureau............................. 154, 155 Trinidad and Tobago Group of Professional Associations Limited(TTGPA)............................................................................ 125 Trinidad and Tobago Incoming Tour Operators Associaton (T&TITOA).................................................................................... 158 Trinidad and Tobago Institute of Architects..................................... 42 Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA)......... 8, 126 Trinidad and Tobago National Petroleum Marketing Company Limited (NP)............................................................................................... 64 Trinidad and Tobago Sightseeing Tours........................................ 158 Trinidad and Tobago Tires Limited
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Trinidad and Tobago Tradesman Association (TTTMA)................. 126 Trinidad Hotels, Restaurants and Tourism Association................. 158 Trinidad Offshore Fabricators Company Unlimited.......................... 67 Trinidad Properties Management Company................................. 132 TSG Consulting........................................................................... 122 UP Xpress Limited ...................................................................... 138 Vega Minerals................................................................................ 38 Vel Real Estate............................................................................. 132 Vista Villas Property & Housing Development................................. 96 W2 Design Unit........................................................................... 108 West Indian Tobacco Company Limited (WITCO)........................... 95 Willow Works............................................................................... 106 Zam Industries Limited.................................................................. 65
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