After the recent ash fall from the eruption of the La Soufriere volcano in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, persons across Barbados have been engaged in removing accumulated ash from roofs, gutters, windows, and exterior walls.
There is no doubt just how challenging the last year has been for small businesses, especially those that were unable to trade due to lockdown restrictions and those who were inevitably forced to close their doors after suffering from significantly reduced income.
Where members introduce themselves and their businesses to you!
Over 60 new members from a diverse range of economic sectors recently joined the Small Business Association of Barbados. These new members were each given a warm welcome to the association at their orientation sessions and were briefly acquainted with the association’s core functions and objectives by the SBA’s CEO, Sen. Dr. Lynette Holder.
“The success or lack thereof of an organisation and by extension the business sector and country alike, depends on the level and type of leadership implemented in these institutions.” This was the view posited by CEO of the SBA, Sen. Dr. Lynette Holder and the focus of the association’s April webinar entitled ‘The Impact of Leadership on the Organisation.’
Remote work has been around for as long as work and technology has existed. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has forcibly ushered in a new era of remote work to combat the abrupt closure of businesses during lockdowns worldwide.
