The Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) has appointed its new 21-member Council to serve for the year 2022/2023, following its first Council Meeting held in the GCCI’s boardroom yesterday.
Last Thursday, March 24th, 2022, the Chamber hosted its 132nd Annual General Meeting (AGM) via the Zoom and Elections Runner virtual platforms, where the 2020/2021 Council was dissolved, and elections were held for the appointment of a new council. Yesterday’s meeting saw Timothy Tucker being re-elected as President of the Chamber and he is among the many council members who were re-elected to serve.
The 2022/2023 council members are as follows:
- Timothy Tucker, Rid-O-Pes
- Gerry Gouveia Jr., Roraima Airways Ltd.
- Kester Hutson, Dapper Technologies Inc.
- Shaleeza Shaw, Demerara Bank Ltd.
- Gavin Ramsoondar, Zarc Properties Inc
- Rosh Khan, Social Rank Media
- Orson Ferguson, Guyana Telephone & Telegraph Company Limited
- Keon Howard, Fix It Electrical
- Briony Tiwarie, BK Supermix Inc.
- Evie Gurchuran, Envisage Marketing & Technology Company
- Anije Lambert, Project Development Consultancy
- Kerri Gravesande, Strategic Recruitment Solutions Inc.
- Komal Ramnuath, Kojac Marketing Agency
- Molly Rampersaud Hassan, The Guyana Oil Company Limited
- Shaam Outar, Merchant Marine Services Guyana Inc.
- Nadene Gilbert, Ascension Business Services
- Navin Prashad, M.P. Insurance Brokers & Consultants Limited
- Rayad Boyce, Sonic Business Services
- Geraldo Alphonso, Innovations America
- Pradeep Ramoutar, Western Logistics
- Carlos Mendonca, Ricks & Sari Agro Industries Ltd
The Council also elected its new Executive Management Committee (EMC) and chairpersons for its statutory and non-statutory committees. Those elected for the EMC are as follows:
- Timothy Tucker- President
- Gerald Gouveia Jr. – Senior Vice President
- Kester Hutson- Junior Vice President
- Shaleeza Shaw- Secretary
- Gavin Ramsoondar- Treasurer
The meeting has already paved the way for continued talks on improving business and business opportunities in the Guyanese private sector and the newly elected Council is gearing up to make an impactful year of service. (GCCI press release)
