The Business Case for Corporate Social Responsibility By Bevil Wooding Technology can turn a cause into a movement, faster than ever before. Yet, in an Internet-enabled world of social networks, mobile payments, virtual learning and crowdsourcing, most firms’ approach to social giving remains stuck in the corporate dark-ages. So how do companies go about unlocking…
Students from the Caribbean have the opportunity to compete with their counterparts from around the world to have their experiments launched into space. The payload will later be returned to the students for analysis. In the region, the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC); regional Internet and cable service provider, Columbus International Inc.; the BrightPath Foundation, a…
Here’s a great course offered by the University of Maryland through coursera.org, which gives you the basics on starting your own business. Developing Innovative Ideas for New Companies: The First Step in Entrepreneurship explores how to identify and develop great ideas into great companies. Learn how to identify opportunities based on real customer needs. Develop…
“I always incorporate SOMEBODY in my stories that is from the Caribbean…” ~ Jamaican born author Ni’cola Mitchell.
Eva Greene Wilson of SocaMom.com spoke with Jamaican born author Ni’cola Mitchell about life, writing, and how she balances being a speaker, blogger, mentor, and more, with being a mom.
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22 Like-minded Caribbean women entrepreneurs navigate trust and relationship-building via the Minefield Game during the Grow your Business (GyB) workshop in Antigua held April 1 -3, 2014 at the Verandah Resort & Spa. The workshop is part of the EPIC programme sponsored by the World Bank.