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The Chief Executive Officer of any medium to large enterprise wears many hats and it all converges and ultimately results in that person accepting the accountability for that business/brand and leading the team that makes it happen.
Here at TTChatterbox, we have come into contact with so many artisans and entrepreneurs who are constantly on the grind, trying to create a successful business and buoyant brand of their own. CEOs across Trinidad and Tobago are therefore perfectly positioned to offer advice to entrepreneurs as they continue on their journey to building a successful small business. Every CEO has a unique perscpetive and a different skill set that led to them gaining that role and it is all of this that inspired the series, Conversations with CEOs.
Conversations with CEOs is an editorial interview series by TTChatterbox, that features CEOs of large brands in T&T, with a view to getting their insight on being a successful entrepreneur. The small business and entrepreneur market is burgeoning here in T&T, and each brand is looking for ways to remain buoyant and separate themselves from their competitors. CEOs of medium to large companies possess the knowledge and experience to guide any small business on its new journey.

The purpose of Conversations with CEOs is to provide insight, knowledge and inspiration to the small business community through editorial interviews that delve into each CEO’s passion in their business, lessons they may have learned along the way, advice to new entrepreneurs, strategies to stay the entrepreneurial course and much more.
We are pleased to start the series with our sponsors Boss Office Supplies and Look Opticians and our first batch of CEOs includes Jane Wight of Boss Office Supplies, Nigel Edwards of the Unit Trust Corporation and Gretchen Camacho of RBC Trinidad and Tobago.
Look out for these next week as we begin the much needed conversation on entrepreneurship with the top executives here in Trinidad and Tobago.


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Looking forward to reading this series and gleaning from their experiences. Great initiative.
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