The Caribbean Council is a London-based international organisation which assists the development of the Caribbean through the promotion of the region's interests internationally and by encouraging new and increased trade and investment with Caribbean countries.
The Council is at the centre of a network of membership organisations which aim to build mutually beneficial relationships between international companies and their Caribbean partners.
In addition, the Caribbean Council provides consultancy and trade advisory services to corporate and public sector clients as well as producing a number of weekly news publications on the Caribbean.
The Caribbean Council is wholly owned by the Caribbean Foundation, a development charity to which it remits all profits.
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The Caribbean Council will once again be hosting its annual reception at the House of Lords for members, friends and distinguished guests. The event will take place on 1 March at the House of Lords, London. The 2009 reception, the largest to date, attracted over 250 guests, who heard from guest speakers Gillian Merron MP and Edmund Bartlett MP, Minister of Tourism for Jamaica. This year’s event which will have many guests from politics and the region will again be supported by sponsors and include a free prize draw that includes a holiday to the Caribbean. Invitations for the event will be sent out at the end of January.
Information about country branding and sponsorship opportunities have been sent out to members and tourist boards, however anyone who would like more information about profile raising opportunities should contact Stephanie Whittle Stephanie.whittle@caribbean-council.org
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Haiti
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