We are pleased to announce that three finalists have been selected in the category of Entrepreneurship in the Champions of Business Awards 2021. One finalist will be selected to receive the award, and announced at the Awards Finale, which will be televised on November 19, 2021.
The finalists (in no order of precedence) are as follows:
We are pleased to announce that the three finalists have been selected in the category of Business
Technology in the Champions of Business Awards 2021. One finalist will be selected to receive
the award, and announced at the Awards Finale, which will be televised on November 19, 2021.
The finalists (in no order of precedence) are as follows:
We are pleased to announce that Angostura Limited has been selected to receive the 2021 award for Internationally Known…T&T Owned Company of the Year in the T&T Chamber’s Champions of Business Awards.
We are pleased to announce that Ms. Angela Lee Loy and Dr. Krishna Bhadoorsingh have been selected for induction into the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce’s Business Hall of Fame for 2021.
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce (T&T Chamber) recognises the social and economic challenges that the country currently faces and we believe that the National Budget 2022 has attempted to address many of these areas. We are pleased that many of our recommendations were included in this year’s presentation….
The T&T Chamber fully supports the initiative taken by the government to implement safe zones. These are practical and achievable temporary measures with minimal disruption to restart our economy safely, until the public health threat is behind us. We believe this is the most effective mechanism to protect the unvaccinated while allowing those who are vaccinated to take part in higher risk activities…
The Minister of Finance, Honourable Colm Imbert, MP, wishes to advise that to give taxpayers some more time to file their returns, and in recognition of the difficulties associated with the Covid-19 pandemic
The T&T Chamber is relieved that the Government has agreed to allow the retail sector to open. This is hopefully another step towards reopening sectors which are still closed such as cinemas, day spas and salons, churches etc and to allowing full operations in others, such as the restaurant industry.
The T&T Chamber is happy to hear that there will be reduced restrictions for a number of sectors on a phased basis, however we would have liked this to be extended to online retail sales and delivery. These companies have invested in digital infrastructure and are able to conduct business responsibly, while keeping staff and customers safe and providing much needed services.
The T&T Chamber supports the opening of all construction and its related businesses. We are happy that additional sectors have been prioritized for vaccines with the view to opening in the near future. We are looking forward to seeing the acceleration of the “Vaccinate to Operate” campaign, which would allow for more business sectors to open safely. We are relieved that there have been some relaxations in the restrictions and the borders are finally being opened to
our citizens and vaccinated non-citizens