MVP Sports has hopped aboard the sponsorship train in support of the 2026 Caribbean Development Championships (CDC) and Inaugural Caribbean Cup to be hosted in Guyana at the Guyana National Stadium at Providence, East Bank Demerara (EBD), from October 21 to 25, 2026.
The Board of Directors of Archery Guyana, in a recent missive, noted that they were pleased to announce a new collaboration with MVP Sports, strengthening the partnership between Guyana’s sporting community and the Private Sector, while supporting the continued development and promotion of archery in Guyana.
MVP Sports has gone on board as a sponsor, and the collaboration represents more than support for a single championship. It reflects a shared commitment to creating greater opportunities for athletes, raising the profile of archery and contributing to the growth of the sport at the international level.

The body has established itself as a significant supporter of Guyanese sport, with its involvement extending across several sporting disciplines. The company has also received recognition from the National Sports Commission for its contribution to sport, including Corporate Sponsor of the Year recognition.
For Archery Guyana, collaboration with businesses such as MVP Sports is an important component of building a sustainable sporting structure. President of Archery Guyana, Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, welcomed the collaboration.
“We are delighted to welcome MVP Sports into the Archery Guyana family. This collaboration is particularly meaningful because the development of sport cannot rest on the shoulders of the federation alone. It requires government, the Private Sector and sporting organisations to work together to create opportunities for our athletes.”
She added, “Hosting the Caribbean Development Championships and the inaugural Caribbean Cup is an important milestone for archery in Guyana. Having a company such as MVP Sports recognise the value of archery and come alongside us demonstrates confidence in our athletes and in the future of the sport.”
The Federation revealed that they look forward to building on this collaboration beyond the 2026 championships and exploring further opportunities through which MVP Sports and Archery Guyana can work together to support athletes and promote the sport.
Archery Guyana expressed its sincere appreciation to Ian Ramdeo, CEO of MVP Sports, for his confidence in Archery and for joining with the Federation in this collaborative effort to develop and promote the sport in Guyana.
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