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The Carnival That Wasn’t; The Leadership That Must Continue To Be

“Well they moan and they fuss and they say we want we fete/And they ‘buse and they cuss and they say this is a threat/Yes, they damn and they blast, and they say we hope it ain't true/They won't dare to cancel we jump up 1972.”

Nigel Baptiste
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Shifting Sands

Many employers have had an initial issue of trust with remote work, perhaps thinking that employees are slacking off. However, this is a fundamental error, in fact productivity has been seen to increase during remote work, as has cost -savings, enhanced employee morale, as well as an expansion of recruitment options for the company.
Riah Dass-Mungal
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The Socio- Economic Impact of the Global Pandemic is Real

The COVID-19 pandemic is so much more than a health crisis. Alongside the cost of lives lost, globally, it has triggered one of the worst job losses since the Great Depression.

Republic Bank
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The Tabanca Is Real – A Look at how a Carnival free year disrupted the economy

Trinidad Carnival, a tsunami of art, colour, costume and dance - known to be the biggest street party on Earth - was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic after is was described as “the perfect environment for the spreading of the virus” by Prime Minister, Dr. Keith Rowley.

Garvin Joefield
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Common Borrowing Mistakes

In the wake of the devastation that Covid-19 related restrictions have caused to many businesses and some entire sectors of the economy

Richard Sammy
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The Right Leadership Mindset

Today’s business leaders face unprecedented challenge. They are under constant pressure from various external sources, as well as themselves, to serve, inspire, and lead.
So before we go any further, let’s take a deep breath. Let it out. (Repeat)
You are doing well. Now, let’s keep going.

Nigel Baptiste
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