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The Canada Caribbean Emerging Leader Dialogue is now open for applications

The Canada Caribbean Emerging Leader Dialogue is now open for applications

The Canada-Caribbean Emerging Leaders’ Dialogue (CCLD) is a leadership development program that brings together professionals to engage in activities in Canada and the Caribbean to enhance leadership skills, foster cross-sector collaboration, and strengthen regional ties.

“This is an exciting and unique opportunity for Dominica to be a part of. It is an honor to be the country host for Dominica with Deborah. We are very keen to showcase everything that Dominica has to offer and is leading in the Caribbean in relation to tourism, agriculture, sustainable practices and entrepreneurship.” Country Host for Dominica, Rianna Patterson expresses.

The Canada Caribbean Emerging Leaders Conference includes leaders from Dominica, Barbados, Jamaica, The Bahamas, Guyana, Grenada and Bermuda and Canada.

“I believe this conference will also advance the diaspora’s shared goals and strengthen existing ties between the Caribbean and Canada. As the founder of the West Indian Diaspora Initiative (WIDI), it is an honour to bring attention to the vital role Caribbean entrepreneurs play in driving socioeconomic growth within our communities. Through WIDI, I am committed to fostering entrepreneurship, innovation, and collaboration, creating opportunities for Caribbean businesses to thrive globally.This is a very exciting opportunity to showcase the immense potential of our region, and I look forward to highlighting how initiatives like WIDI are leading the charge in entrepreneurship, business development, and community empowerment.” says Deborah St.Luce.

Individuals can apply on http://commonwealthleaders.org till the 1st March 2025.

Sponsors are welcome to email Ms.Patterson [email protected] for more information.

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