Kester Hutson has been elected new President of the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI).
He replaces outgoing President Timothy Tucker.
After the Private Sector body had facilitated its 133rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) virtually last week, the new Council held its first Statutory Council Meeting on Monday to elect, from its body, a new Executive Management Committee (EMC) for the year 2023-2024.
New GCCI President, Kester Hutson
The EMC comprises a President, Senior Vice President, Junior Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Immediate Past President. In that order, those elected are Kester Hutson of Dapper Technology Incorporated; Richard Rambarran of NCB Capital Markets (Guyana) Incorporated; Gavin Ramsoondar of Zarc Properties Incorporated; Orson Ferguson of GTT; Kathy Smith of Dover Waterproofing Technologies, and Timothy Tucker of Rid-O-Pes.
Other executive members are Shaleeza Shaw of Opulent Consultancy; Dr. Rosh Khan of Social Rank Media; Keon Howard of Electric (Guyana) Incorporated; Rayad Boyce of Sonic Business Services; Kerensa Gravesande-Bart of Strategic Recruitment Solutions; Komal Ramnauth of KOJAC Marketing Agency; Shaam Outar of Merchant Marine Services Guyana; Evie Kanhai-Gurchuran of Envisage Marketing and Technology Company; Geraldo Alphonso of Innovations America; Molly Hassan of the Guyana Oil Company Limited; Carlos Mendonca of Ricks and Sari Agro Industries Limited; Navin Prashad of M.P. Insurance Brokers and Consultants Limited; Brian Edwards of Green Agro Services & Supplies; Mary Nagasar of Hand-in-Hand Mutual Fire and Life Insurance Companies; and Nadene Gilbert-Rambarran of Ascension Business Services.
During his stint as President, Tucker had used his platform to highlight that Guyana should successfully be able to meet the demands which emerge from growing industries. And for this he had urged greater unison between the Private Sector and the State.
Outgoing President Tucker, in his report last week, shared that numerous networking events had been hosted by the GCCI, and delegations from countries like the United Kingdom, United States, Spain, Finland, France, Romania, Jamaica, St Lucia and many others, were engaged. (G12)
