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Caribbean Chamber of Commerce in Europe Presentation WHO We Are Caribbean Chamber of Commerce in Europe Presentation WHO We Are : § The Caribbean Chamber of Commerce in Europe is a multi-lateral, non-for-profit, business services organization. § Registered November 19th, 2019 as an 'A.I.S.B.L.' (Association Internationale Sans But Lucratif) under Belgian corporate law , N° d’entreprise : 0737.42.078 § Founding Members: • Lynda FRANCISQUE: president • Jo SPALBURG: secretary • Marc Van STEYVOORT: treasurer Source: Moniteur Belge, 20/10/2019 Source: Moniteur Belge, 20/10/2019 WHO We Are : Our Team of Experts: • Christèle Allaud (Martinique/France) based in Brussels • Anthony Brand (Trinidad & Tobago) based in Brussels • Juan Giuliani Cury, EDC (Dominican Republic) • Ginelle Greene (Trinidad & Tobago) based in London • Paula Hippolyte (St. Lucia) based in Brussels • Anaitee Mills (Jamaica) • Joyce Naar (Suriname) based in Brussels • Alicia Nicholls (Barbados) • Maxime Sattonnay (FWI/Spain) based in Barcelona • Angela Strachan (Jamaica) based in London WHO We Work with: We have a growing network of partner organisations that accelerate business matchmaking, offer business opportunities and information exchange between both regions. Some of the organisations we work with include: WHAT We Do : Our mission is simple and two-fold: 1) to facilitate trade and commerce between the Caribbean (in particular CARIFORUM countries) and Europe; 2) to promote all types of investment related to economic growth for the region from Europe (in particular the E.U.). WHAT We Do : Our vision is derived from our mission to establish CCCE as: 1) ‘the Gateway for doing Business in the Caribbean’ from Europe, and 2) ‘the One-Stop-Shop for doing business in Europe’ from the Caribbean. WHEN We Start : revised time schedule • Announcement (see press release): February 2020 • Soft launch: 2021-Q3 • Launch: 2022-Q1* WHAT We Do : Our activities planned to achieve our goals: • co-ordinate joint participation at Exhibitions/Trade shows • distribute economic, financial News/information & Market intelligence • facilitate Audits & Market research • organise Conferences/congresses • organise Seminars, Trainings/workshops • organise Trade missions • providing Advisory and Consultancy services • selling Publications, Merchandising, etc. WHERE We Work : • Office based at the Brussels Enterprises Commerce & Industry (BECI), Avenue Louise #500, B-1050 Ixelles • BECI is a partnership between the Chamber of Commerce and the Union of Enterprises in Brussels, two private non- for-profit organisations, managed by and for their members, based on an inter-professional, multi-lingual and neutral model, which is the same basis for operation of CCCE. • CCCE also joins the Cluster of Chambers of Commerce based at BECI, including EURACEN (Central America), Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Chili. WHY We Matter: Complementing & additional services CCCE is aiming to complement, not to duplicate or substitute activities of national Chambers of Commerce in the region through • Access to market information & intelligence for specific sectors, as well as (on request) business consultations. • Access to the international matchmaking and community management platform developed for and used by Chambers of Commerce in Europe (see: Connects). • Access to multi-lingual communication and promotion services to bring the diversity and business opportunities the Caribbean has to offer to the forefront of the media and to the attention of other stakeholders, incl. investors. WHY We Matter (continued) From the Capital of the EU, CCCE can assist Surinamese entrepreneurs, either based in Suriname, or in the Netherlands, to access various EU support programmes that are mainly implemented through the 11th EDF (currently for the period of 2014-2020). Please contact us for an overview of some of the programmes managed directly, or indirectly by the EU that provide funding in the form of grants or loans for specific projects that may benefit your company. HOW to Reach Us :.
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