Georgetown Chamber of Commerce & Industry

July 29, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

GCCI President, Clinton Urling’s Speech at the Opening Ceremony of the Berbice Expo & Trade Fair 2013

His Excellency President Donald Ramator, Honorable Minister Irfaan Alli Chairman of the Tourism Authority Members of the Diplomatic Corps Distinguished Leaders of Business Associations; Distinguished Business Leaders, Owners and Executives, Media Ladies and Gentlemen. Greetings, allow me at the outset, to salute and commend the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce for organizing this Expo. An […]

July 29, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

Berbice expo opens with advocacy for standards – cheap energy touted (GINA Article)

Georgetown, GINA, July 26, 2013 “Raising our Standards, Enhancing our Competitiveness” is the theme for the ninth annual Berbice Expo which opened on Friday evening with one objective in mind; promoting the importance of Guyana stepping up in standards. As patrons crowd the Albion Community Development Centre from July 26-29 participating in this year’s trade […]

July 17, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

GCCI backs PSC position in support of Amaila Falls Project

The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) has endorsed the sentiments expressed by the Private Sector Commission (PSC) and is calling on all parliamentary stakeholders to support the passage of the Guarantee of Loans (Public Corporations and Companies) Act and the Hydro-Electric Power (Amendment) Bill 2013. The Amalia Falls Hydroelectric Project has reached the […]

July 16, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

GCCI President, Mr. Clinton Urling in discussion with the US Economic and Commercial Officer, Mr. Jeffrey S. Barrus at the Office of the Chamber.

July 16, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

GCCI President, Mr. Clinton Urling meets with members of the Council of Friends of New Amsterdam to discuss activities to commemorate the 175th Anniversary of Emancipation and the 250th Anniversary of the Berbice Slave Revolt.

July 16, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

Police should release anti-crime strategy, capture bandits- G/town Chamber

In the wake of a spate of robberies on business places and business persons, the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) on Tuesday called on the Guyana Police Force (GPF) to reveal its plan to address the growing scourge. The city business organisation wants the police force to present its strategy at a seminar […]

July 16, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

GCCI Senior Vice President, Mr. Lance Hinds meets with Mr. Chris Bennett, Deputy Managing Director of the Caribbean Council at the Office of the Chamber on Monday, July 15, 2013.

July 12, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

GCCI discusses UG transformation with Vice Chancellor

Officials of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) held discussions with the University of Guyana’s Vice Chancellor (VC) on Monday to examine initiatives geared towards transforming the highest institution of learning in Guyana. Clinton Urling The GCCI team, led by its President, Clinton Urling, met with Dr. Jacob Opadeyi , the university’s VC […]

July 10, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

GCCI President, Mr. Clinton Urling Meets with the Guyana Media Proprietors Association President, Mr. Charles Griffith

GCCI President, Mr. Clinton Urlings met with the Guyana Media Proprietors Association President, Mr. Charles Griffith on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at the Office of the Chamber to discuss areas of cooperation.

July 8, 2013| Post by: Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

GCCI Meets with the Vice Chancellor of the University of Guyana

Representatives of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI), led by President Mr. Clinton Urling, met with the Vice Chancellor (VC) of the University of Guyana Dr. Jacob Opadeyi on July 08. The Chamber shared it Competitiveness Manifesto with the VC and expressed its desire to work with the university in contributing to lowering the barriers to […]

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