The European Chamber of Commerce Guyana has elected its new Board of Directors for 2025.
According to the European Chamber of Commerce (Guyana) press release, Dr. Alista Bishop, a recognized leader in finance, entrepreneurship, and international trade, has been elected as Chair of the Chamber.
Others on the newly elected board include Joerg Niebelschultz, Vice Chair, and Vasudeo Singh Secretary/Treasurer; along with additional new members: Gregory Dean, Martin Cheong, Matthew Kendall, Martin Anez, Kerensa Gravesande-Bart, and Richard DeNobrega.
The release noted that this distinguished group of professionals brings a wealth of experience and is dedicated to enhancing economic collaboration between Europe and Guyana.
Dr Bishop brings a strategic vision to the role, focusing on fostering cross-border collaboration, advocating for sustainable economic practices, and creating valuable opportunities for both European and Guyanese businesses, it stated.
Several members of the new Chamber Board with European Union Ambassador René Van Nes(third from right) (ECCG photo)
“It is an honor to lead the European Chamber of Commerce as Chair. Guyana is an essential player in the global economic landscape, and I look forward to collaborating closely with our members and partners to unlock new opportunities for growth and collaboration,” Dr Bishop remarked on her appointment.
The release noted that the European Chamber of Commerce is committed to supporting European businesses operating in Guyana, and encouraging European investors to explore opportunities within this dynamic market.
By joining the Chamber, members gain access to numerous benefits, including resources and initiatives focused on trade and investment, health and education, and the promotion of inclusive and sustainable practices.
The Chamber remains dedicated to fostering innovation and facilitating partnerships that enhance the business environment for both local and international stakeholders. The new board aims to build upon past successes while introducing new initiatives designed to meet the evolving needs of its members.
It encourages all stakeholders, including business leaders and media representatives, to engage with the new board as they work together to achieve ambitious goals for 2025.
Through collaboration, the Chamber aims to drive economic advancement and create a robust environment for European enterprises in Guyana.
