This book provides an introduction to investing in the Real Estate Sector in Saint Lucia primarily written for Foreign Investors. It will point its readers to the websites that are relevant to the subject and deal with certain things you need to know to provide a hassle free entry to doing business in the sector.
The consequence of this change in attitude by the Elders of Excellence is that the younger generation has an opportunity to share knowledge and experience with their elders for longer than may have previously been the case. Put others second and yourself last and may an abundance of joy attend your life.
The year 2011 is going to be a politically active year for the voters in St. Lucia and Guyana. While the winner is clear in the case of Guyana, the St. Lucia situation is different.
There are not many deals like this one on the island. Good size parcel for Residential or Boutique Property.
Caribbean Webcast provides content and programming in four languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. “The Caribbean is a multi-lingual and multi-cultural area and Barbadian and Caribbean companies should cater to all the audiences within our diverse community. Providing a multi-lingual service will help regional technology companies penetrate markets in the Caribbean, Latin America and across the world,” he added
I am pleased to introduce you to Mr. Gilland Avril, He participated in a number of business development and skills programmes sponsored by OPSR, Belfund and other agencies. His team placed third in the Big Start TV programme, nominated for Idea of the Year and the Prime Minister’s award for Innovation at the recently held Chamber’s St. Lucia Business Awards.
A SUMMIT every November and a FORUM every month – that is indicative of the new volunteer thrust which emanates from the Barbados Entrepreneurship Foundation’s (BEF) engine.
Kingston BETA observed that “The Caribbean and the Americas are on the cusp of a new era of dramatic growth in the start-up sector.
OK read your book from cover to cover today & I’ve gotta say that it’s elegant in its simplicity!
What’s next for Caribbean Youth Fest? Too often we are satisfied with the success achieved on the home front and failing to capture the opportunities outside of our immediate space. Caribbean Youth Fest has grown into an institution and in my view, it is ready to be a Franchise with an active relationship/presence in every CARICOM Member State.