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LINKAGE Q3 - 2026 - NAVIGATING UNCERTAINTY: SUSTAINABILITY, RESILIENCE AND THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS


In this issue of LINKAGE, we explore how businesses can navigate uncertainty while building greater resilience, strengthening sustainability practices and preparing for what lies ahead. From ESG and sustainable finance to the evolving energy landscape, the Orange Economy and the practical use of AI, this issue examines the trends, insights and strategies shaping the future of business in Trinidad and Tobago and beyond.


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 AMCHAM T&T IN THE NEWS

 FEATURED ARTICLES

  •    CEO'S PERSPECTIVE 
        Kendell Sandy​
         CEO | Digicel T&T


Resilience by Design: 
Building a Caribbean Technology Company

Long before I learned the language of cloud infrastructure, business continuity or disaster recovery, I understood resilience. I grew up in Laventille, in a household where resources were limited and one income had to stretch across a family. There was no clear blueprint for my future. What I had was the example of sacrifice, the discipline of work and a belief that circumstances did not have to determine destiny.​
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A LETTER TO MY YOUNGER SELF

​By Simone Martin-Šulgan

At the Closing Ceremony of the AMCHAM T&T & IDB 8th Annual Women in Leadership Mentorship Programme (WILMP) 2025–2026, participants gathered at the bpTT Box at the Queen’s Park Oval on July 23rd, 2026, to celebrate another successful year of mentorship, leadership development and professional growth.
As the Feature Speaker, Simone Martin-Šulgan, Vice President & General Manager of Flow Trinidad & Tobago | Liberty Caribbean, offered a powerful and deeply personal reflection in the form of a letter to her younger self. 

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 FEATURED ARTICLES - ESG 2026

Building For What Comes Next

By AMCHAM T&T Staff Writer

For Trinidad and Tobago, the challenges of a rapidly changing business environment are unfolding alongside an important national conversation about how to build an economy capable of withstanding the shocks that will inevitably come...

From Drains To Datacentres

By AMCHAM T&T Staff Writer

Sometimes, the most important sustainability conversations begin with a drain. That was one of the striking messages from the Honourable Jearlean John, Minister of Works and Infrastructure, at AMCHAM T&T’s ESG  Conference...

Resilience is a Team Sport

By AMCHAM T&T Staff Writer

D​aniel Best, President of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), delivered the Keynote Address at AMCHAM T&T’s 4th Annual ESG Conference. “ESG has shifted from the margins of corporate strategy to its core, driven in large part..."

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Closing the GAP: Building the Infrastructure For Impactful, Longterm Growth

By Alex Smith

A business’s environmental and social impact is created through everyday commercial and operational decisions. Yet the wider consequences of those decisions may be distant, distributed across a supply chain or simply invisible to the person making them...

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ESG & Sustainability: The Cost of Solving The Wrong Problem

By Giselle Hudson

Organisations are being asked to pay closer attention to the environmental and social consequences of how they operate, the quality of their governance, the resilience of their business models and the risks that may affect their long-term prospects...


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The Business Case for ACE: Why T&T Companies Should Care About Climate Empowerment:

By Reyad Mohammed

The Private Sector has positioned itself as an agent of governance globally. Companies, regardless of operation, are required to include climate considerations in their daily operations...


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 FEATURED ARTICLES

Unlocking The Potential Of The 

Orange Economy:

Freetown Collective on Culture, Sustainability and the 

Business of Creativity

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From Good Swimma and Feel The Love to World on Fire, Mas and Take Me Home, the musical band Freetown Collective has built a catalogue that has resonated well beyond Trinidad and Tobago.
Their music has travelled internationally, with Good Swimma reimagined by Major Lazer and Showtek as Believer, while Feel The Love, a collaboration with DJ Private Ryan, became a major local hit. More recently, Take Me Home has further connected with audiences across the Caribbean and diaspora. The group has also taken its music to international stages, including London, Canada, Japan and the legendary Glastonbury Festival.​

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THE WELLNESS LINK:
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BALANCE SHEET
The invisible liability sitting on every organisation's books


By Gail C. Figaro 


 
Boards routinely scrutinise financial statements. Executives pour over operational dashboards.  Leadership teams debate margins, productivity, customer acquisition, market share and shareholder value. Every quarter, organisations become exceptionally good at measuring almost everything. Except perhaps the one thing upon which every one of those measures ultimately depends....


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Small Talk, Big Links:
Three Events, Meaningful Connections​

 I​n July and September 2026, AMCHAM T&T’s Chamber Experience & Imaging (CEI) Committee hosted three editions of its Small Talk, Big Links (STBL) networking series.

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CONTACT: Kennedy Everett Maraj, Communications & Events Officer | AMCHAM T&T at kennedymaraj@amchamtt.com