The landscape of Trinidad and Tobago's IT enabled services is about to reach new heights with the advent of the Global Services Promotions Programme championed by the Ministry of Planning and Development. "Diversification" is no longer a buzz word but a reality; the objective of the program is to promote exports and foreign direct investment in the IT enabled services industry in Trinidad and Tobago.
The Global Services Promotion Programme and the Ministry of Planning and Development exhibited at the Trade and Investment Convention (TIC) from Thursday July 7th to Saturday July 9th, 2016. We took the opportunity to promote the IDB funded project 'Global Services Internationalisation Hub' (GSI Hub), as well as collect a database of businesses that can potentially service the hub and members of the public who may benefit from the hub.
The GSI Hub is located at 25 Ramsaran Street , Chaguanas.
How can your business supply goods and services to the hub?
Contact Ms. Melissa Ramkumarsingh, Procurement Specialist.
e: melissa.ramkumarsingh@planning.gov.tt
Areas of need include but are not limited to;
1) Goods: IT Equipment, Office Supplies, Sinage, Supply and maintenance of a Generator etc.
2) Works: Construction and Outfitting of Hub
3) Non-Consulting Services: Insurance, Security Services, Janitorial Services, Advertising Services, Catering Services, Website Hosting and Design etc.
4)Consulting Services: Market research, Branding and Advertising Services, Curriculum Development, Research Services (IT Sector and Diaspora)
5) Individual Consultants: Child Care Facilitator, Office Manager, Data Analyst etc.
Centre for ITeS training and development, Transition-centre from tertiary to workforce, Employment Opportunities, Modern Work-space, Mentors and Coaches, Consulting and Support, Networking opportunities.
Email: GSPP@planning.gov.tt for more information on how you can be part of the GSI Hub.
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| Animation and Visual Effects Company, Second Floor Studios, displayed a showreel of their animations at our TIC 2016 booth |
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| Visiting persons were able to enter their contact information and areas of interest into our data capture stations |
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| Potential clients entering contact information into our data capture stations |
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| Ms. Ramkumarsingh, Procurement Specialist and Ms, Ramlal, Financial Analyst; Global Services Procurement Programme speaks to an interested buyer at our booth |
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| Game producers, Coded Arts, demonstrates their video game Char Sue Great Adventure, developed right here in Trinidad and Tobago |
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