Last Updated on October 12, 2025, 5:06 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew congratulated the attendants of the Small Business Boot Camp for the successful completion of the graduate programme. The aim of the camp is to develop the business acumen of the people of the island nation.
The camp was organized keeping both the established and the up and coming business persons in mind. The Prime Minister shared some images from the event on his social media in appreciation of the success of the camp.
He also appreciated the participants for their dedication which allowed the participants to complete the project successfully. The camo has helped shape the ideas of the attendants which will help them in taking their business to the next level.
The Prime Minister extended his best wishes to all the individuals saying that he hopes everyone can take their visions forward in the best way possible. PM Terrance Drew also said that the business community should aim high and build strong enterprises.
He expressed profound hope in the fact that the people of the island nation will work for the development of the country. PM Drew also extended his sincere gratitude to Mr. Phillip Browne and Mr. Shavon Douglas, who were facilitators of the camp.
The Prime Minister has shared that Pastor Leoan Matthew was responsible for the work that has been done for the benefit of the organization.
The officials have shared that the event will in improving the business acumen of the people and give them the right support that they would need from the administration of the island.
The island administration has shared that the event was hosted with the aim of providing intensive, short-term training to develop business skills
The people of the island who attended the event were given the guidance to define their business idea. Then, they will create a business plan and understand financials, develop a marketing strategy and build a professional network.
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