By Delicia Janneire
Amidst the vibrant atmosphere of the Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo, the Centre for Local Business Development (CLBD) stands as a beacon for local and international businesses seeking to explore new opportunities and foster meaningful connections.
Director of the Centre, Natasha Gaskin-Peters, emphasized the significance of the energy conference as a platform for networking and knowledge exchange, providing valuable insights and connections for businesses.
Gaskin-Peters highlighted the Centre’s forward-looking vision, aiming to bridge gaps in the business sector and promote specialization to drive future business development in Guyana.
Addressing immediate needs such as health and safety, Gaskin-Peters stressed the importance of data, analytics, and information for businesses, areas where the Centre aims to play a pivotal role in the future.
With a track record of supporting over 3000 businesses in its six-year existence, Gaskin-Peters encouraged businesses to consider the Centre as their one-stop destination for expansion and growth opportunities.
The CLBD has been instrumental in local content development in Guyana, contributing significantly to training local businesses and facilitating partnerships with international entities seeking to do business in the country.
Visitors to the Guyana Energy Expo can explore the CLBD’s booth at the Marriott Hotel to learn more about accessing available opportunities and maximizing their business potential.
As the energy conference continues to unfold, the Centre for Local Business Development remains committed to empowering businesses and driving economic growth in Guyana.