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  • Marcelo joined Millicom in 2010 and rose through the organisation working in a range of senior commercial, business development and products and services roles. And since 2016, he has also been a leader of Tigo’s ESG strategy. Highlights of this are a strong focus on compliance and corporate governance and the Contigo Conectados corporate social responsibility programme which works to raise awareness of responsible internet use and practices among children, adolescents, parents and teachers.
    October 13, 2024

    60% of Caribbean Organisations Delayed in Digital Transformation

  • June 28, 2024

    Urgent: Weather Statement Prime Minister Mottley

  • Mr. Alleyne was very supportive of the Church’s information resources about preparing well ahead of time for emergencies. He is shown with the noticeboard at the District Headquarters in Rendezvous, Christ Church, after making his presentation.
    June 8, 2024

    Hurricane Preparedness at the Church of Jesus Christ, LDS

  • L-R: CIBC FirstCaribbean’s Debra King, Director, Corporate Communications and Mark St. Hill, Chief Executive Officer, along with CCRIF SPC’s Desirée Cherebin, Vice-Chairperson of the CCRIF Board and Chairperson of CCRIF's Technical Assistance Committee; Isaac Anthony, Chief Executive Officer; and Leslie Gittens, Business Development Specialist at the ceremony commemorating the donation from FirstCaribbean International Comtrust Foundation to CCRIF
    December 10, 2023

    FirstCaribbean International Provides US$80,000 to Boost Disaster Preparedness with Member Gov’ts

  • Dr. Elizabeth S. Johnson, IICA Representative in Jamaica, outlined the structure of the webinars, "IICA is honoured to be executing this project with the leading cocoa innovation and research centres in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Trinidad and Tobago. The issue of minimising cadmium levels in cocoa and chocolate products is an intensive area of study in LAC, with projects in either Latin America or the Caribbean funded by multiple agencies. This project, jointly funded by the EU and the STDF, is the first attempt at harmonisation of methods and farmer-ready mitigation strategies across Latin America and the Caribbean to maintain market access. We are very excited about the awareness raising and discussion forum opportunity with the launch of our 'Cadmium Talks' webinars."
    October 22, 2023

    Caribbean ‘Cadmium Talks’ Launched, to improve cocoa crops and increase their export viability

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