The kidnapping and death of Andrea Bharatt, following closely on the heels of several abductions, sexual assaults and murders of women prompted widespread vigils across Trinidad and Tobago and a call for voluntary business closures last Friday. These actions taken by our population are indicative of a wind of change that is blowing in our country – Trinidad and Tobago will not accept the status quo.
Vigil for Reform
Disciplinary Practices & Procedures
Mediation Skills Practical Workshop
40 Hour Mediation Skills Worshop
Is Hindsight Really 20/20?
T & T Chamber Stands firm on need for Zero Tolerance on any form of Corruption
The T&T Chamber is firm on its stance for strict enforcement of the law and maintains zero tolerance for
any form of corruption.
In fact, we have been fearlessly advocating for the enactment, proclamation and enforcement of legislation to address issues related to procurement, freedom of information, campaign finance reform and whistleblower protection.
The 2020 Champions of Business Awards
Another step in restarting the economy
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce notes that today, the Government has taken another step in restarting the economy by allowing some sectors which were partially open to have increased activity. We note that they have maintained the reduced customer densities to conform to physical distancing guidelines and we fully support this…
T&T CHAMBER ANNOUNCES THE FINALISTS IN THE BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY CATEGORY OF THE CHAMPIONS OF BUSINESS AWARDS 2020
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce is pleased to announce the three
finalists in the category of Business Technology sponsored by bmobile for its 2020 Champions
of Business Awards as follows…