Grenada Chamber of Commerce Remains Committed to Hurricane Recovery The Grenada Chamber of Commerce has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to supporting hurricane recovery efforts in the wake of the devastating impact of recent storms. Recognizing the significant challenges faced by businesses and the community at large, the Chamber has prioritized initiatives aimed at rebuilding and fostering resilience. “The Chamber stands firmly behind the people and businesses of Grenada during this critical time,” said Christine Lagrenade, President of the Grenada Chamber of Commerce. “We are committed to leveraging our resources and collaborating with stakeholders to accelerate recovery and ensure the long-term prosperity of our island.” The Chamber has implemented several key measures to support recovery efforts: * Advocacy for Business Relief: The Chamber has actively advocated for government assistance and financial relief for businesses affected by the hurricanes. Through lobbying efforts, the Chamber has played a vital role in securing vital funding and support for businesses struggling to rebuild. * Business Development Services: The Chamber is providing technical assistance, training, and other support services to help businesses navigate the recovery process. These services include guidance on insurance claims, marketing, and financial planning. * Community Engagement: The Chamber is working closely with local organizations and community groups to coordinate volunteer efforts and provide essential supplies to those in need. By collaborating with the wider community, the Chamber aims to foster a sense of unity and support. * Investment Attraction: The Chamber is actively promoting Grenada as a destination for investment and business development. By showcasing the island’s resilience and potential, the Chamber hopes to attract new businesses and create employment opportunities for local residents. “The path to recovery will be long and challenging, but we are determined to support our businesses and community every step of the way,” said Lagrenade. “Through collaboration, innovation, and unwavering commitment, we will build a stronger, more resilient Grenada for the future.” The Grenada Chamber of Commerce remains steadfast in its mission to support the business community and foster economic growth. By reaffirming its commitment to hurricane recovery efforts, the Chamber demonstrates its unwavering dedication to the well-being and prosperity of Grenada and its people.Grenada Chamber of Commerce and Industry Expresses Solidarity with Hurricane Beryl VictimsGrenada Chamber of Commerce and Industry Expresses Solidarity with Hurricane Beryl Victims The Grenada Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCIC) has extended its unwavering support to the people of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique in the wake of the devastating Hurricane Beryl. Resilience and Recovery The Chamber expressed optimism in the nation’s ability to recover and rebuild stronger than ever before. They commended the swift response of the government, local authorities, and the unwavering support from within and outside Grenada. GCIC’s Commitment During this critical period, the GCIC has outlined key initiatives to support recovery efforts: * Mobilizing Resources: Partnering with companies and international organizations to provide essential support. * Advocating for Political Support: Working with the government to implement policies for rapid recovery and sustainability. * Fostering Innovation and Resilience: Promoting innovative solutions to restore and improve communities. * Strengthening Community Participation: Encouraging community-led initiatives for rebuilding and social cohesion. Gratitude and Appeal The GCIC expressed gratitude for the contributions made to relief efforts thus far and urged the business community and citizens to continue supporting the reconstruction and revitalization of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique.The Grenada Chamber of Commerce (GCC) has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the recovery efforts following the devastating Hurricane. The GCC, the leading business organization in Grenada, has been actively involved in coordinating the private sector’s response to the disaster. It has established a Hurricane Relief Fund to provide financial assistance to affected businesses and individuals. The GCC has also been working closely with the government and other organizations to identify and address the needs of the business community. It has organized a series of workshops and training sessions to help businesses recover and rebuild. “The GCC is committed to doing everything we can to help Grenada recover from this disaster,” said Chamber President Kenny Lalsingh. “We are working closely with our members and partners to provide the support that businesses need to rebuild and thrive.” The GCC has urged the business community to come together and support the recovery efforts. It has called on businesses to donate to the Hurricane Relief Fund and to participate in volunteer activities. “We are all in this together,” said Lalsingh. “We must work together to rebuild our community and make Grenada stronger than ever before.”