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Champions of Business is an annual awards programme initiated by the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce. Each inductee is carefully selected who had distinguished himself/herself as an exemplar in the world of business and entrepreneurship. This year, the chamber will induct Angela Lee Loy and Dr Krishna Bahadoorsingh.
Angela Lee Loy, chairperson and founder of Aegis Business Solutions Ltd, is one of TT’s most accomplished and experienced female entrepreneurs. Lee Loy is a global business leader who is involved in multiple industries across various sectors and disciplines. Since 2005, 37 individuals have been inducted into the TT Chamber’s Business Hall of Fame.

Read the original article here: https://newsday.co.tt/2021/10/28/business-hall-of-fame-2021-angela-lee-loy-krishna-bahadoorsingh-to-be-inducted/

Many automakers – including Volvo and General Motors – have already committed that by 2025, their vehicles will no longer have internal combustion engines but hybrid or electric motors.

But for Trinidad and Tobago, the electrification journey has just begun. While countries, like Barbados, already have an established infrastructure and policy framework. According to the brand manager for Volvo, Vir Sieunarine the government is on the right path to developing a legislative framework to keep the country on route to electrification.

Read the original article here: https://newsday.co.tt/2021/10/28/electrification-the-future-of-trinidad-and-tobagos-car-industry/

PwC Cyprus releases “Cyprus Impact Report 2021″ based on the organisation’s total contribution to society, economy and the environment for this year. The total contribution is estimated to be €168.4m, recording an increase of €1.6m compared to 2018 data. However, the organisation’s positive economic impact corresponds to only 0.6 per cent of its contribution to Cyprus’ GDP.

Read the original article: https://cyprus-mail.com/2021/11/22/cyprus-impact-report-sets-pwcs-total-2021-contribution-at-e168-4m/