The British Caribbean Chamber of Commerce and its UK partner, the Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce, have been sent a message from Her Majesty The Queen.
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THE director-general of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Roberto Azevêdo, has resigned after seven years in the role.
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THE International Chamber of Commerce has updated businesses on new initiatives it has implemented to respond to the current COVID-19 outbreak.
Read moreLONG-SERVING Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines, Ralph Gonsalves joined British Caribbean Chamber (BCCC) Patron Lord Howard of Lympne (right), BCCC Chief Executive Dr Ian Kelly (left), British Commissioner Steve Moore (second left) and Invest SVG Executive Director Annette Mark at a dinner on island to discuss future trade links.
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Arrangements for preferential trade between the UK and the Dominican Republic and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago in the event of a no deal Brexit
Read moreThe Hospitality Marketing Industry just got UPGRADED!
Luxury Hospitality Marketing Specialists Announce Acquisition
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The 71-Year-Old Trinidadian Farmer has earned his second masters degree in 3 years.
Read moreIt is with much sadness that the British Caribbean Chamber of Commerce announces the passing of Mrs.
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Representatives from the Barbados Ministry of Maritime Affairs and the Port of Barbados visited the Humber Ports in May to gather best practice on port operations and waste management.
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THE British-Caribbean Chamber of Commerce (BCCC) in Trinidad held a meeting this week with the President of Trinidad, Paula-Mae Weekes.
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THE British-Caribbean Chamber of Commerce (BCCC) in Trinidad has a new team at the helm following a visit by its Honorary Patron, Lord Michael Howard of Lympne, a former British Home Secretary and BCCC officers Dr Ian Kelly (Chief Executive) and Pauline Wade (Deputy Chief Executive).
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CHAMBER Chief Executive Dr Ian Kelly was recently Guest of Honour at Brasenose College, Oxford, High Table Dinner, arranged by the College’s Grimbarian Principal, John Bowers QC.
IN the shadow of Margaret Thatcher’s famous statue in the House of Commons, British Caribbean Chamber of Commerce (BCCC) leaders Dr Ian Kelly, Pauline Wade and John Kennedy took a tour around the Palace after an enjoyable dinner in the Stranger’s Dining Room to review and update on issues of mutual interest.
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