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Caribbean Entrepreneurs urged to shed old ways of doing business.
“We’re looking at their marketing, we’re looking at their production capacity, and we’re looking at their finance. Essentially, we are looking at the DNA of the company and when you look at the DNA of the company, it begins to tell you what’s missing from this company, so we are trying to have one-on-ones with the Entrepreneurs rather than having these mass workshops which tend to not have the impact we hope we can have,” said Pamella Coke Hamilton, executive director, Caribbean Export Development Agency at a recent press conference.
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