There’s opportunity in crisis
- by Raphael John Lall
The T&T Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI) can play a role in helping retrenched Petrotrin employees.
Lara Quentrall-Thomas, president, TTCSI, commenting on the restructuring of the state-owned energy company, said: “There is always an opportunity in a crisis but I think we need to be part of that conversation. How will it impact the services sector in south and central Trinidad? What can we do to provide services for those individuals who are being made redundant? Are there job and training opportunities we can provide through our members?”
TTCSI Breakfast Meeting – Procurement – The New Regulatory Framework
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THE ENHANCEMENT OF CARIBBEAN BASIN INTIATIVE INTO SERVICES SECTOR SERVICES OF THE CARIBBEAN (SOCA) EFFORT LAUNCHED IN WASHINGTON, DC
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TTCSI LEADS REGIONAL COALITION TO LOBBY US CONGRESS
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Services Sector accounts for $43 billion of GDP
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European market ripe for T&T services
‘European market ripe for T&T services’
Retired Banker: Lack of support for T&T’s young entrepreneurs
http://guardian.co.tt/business/2013-11-10/retired-banker-lack-support-tt’s-young-entrepreneurs
Teachers told: You can fix our education problems
Teachers have the solutions to the problems facing the education system in Trinidad and Tobago, international speaker, educator and author Richard Gerver has said. Speaking at the Trinidad and Tobago Coalition of Services Industries annual forum at the