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Press Contact:  Guenet Roberts
Program Coordinator
Caribbean American Business Expo
Email: [email protected] ; Tel: 407-421-8118
Orlando, Fl. May 3, 2007: Put on by Central Florida’s Caribbean Sun newspaper, this year’s Expo, held as part of the celebration of Caribbean American Heritage month, will bring together entrepreneurs from the United States and the Caribbean to showcase their products and services and to explore the development of business relationships. Caribbean-American Heritage Month is designated to highlight and celebrate the great contributions of Caribbean Americans to the fabric of the United States of America and this Expo seeks to demonstrate the contribution of Caribbean Americans in the field of business and economic development.
Last year’s Expo was a phenomenal success, attracting more than 80 exhibitors and resulting in the establishment of new import and export business, including contracts for the supply of rice, peppers and other products from the Caribbean and the supply from Florida of equipment and raw material. One of the main success stories emerging from last year’s Expo is an initiative involving Laparkan, Tropical Shipping and small manufacturers/producers in Guyana to allow for the regular shipment of their products by consolidating these into a single container. This allows for small producers, the quantity of whose products cannot fill a container, to consolidate their shipments thereby reducing shipping costs.
The formal opening of the Expo will take place on Friday, June 1, 2007, and will be followed by a tour of the booths by dignitaries and the more than 400 specially invited guests. A cocktail reception will close out the evening’s proceedings. Florida Governor Charlie Crist has been invited to deliver the keynote address and officially declare the Expo open. Last year, Guyana’s President Bharrat Jagdeo was the guest of honor and keynote speaker.
The Caribbean Village will be opened on Saturday and Sunday, June 2 and 3, providing attendees with an opportunity to sample the rich and diverse Caribbean culture. Several artistes will perform over the two days and a major feature of the Village will be the display and availability of Beers of the Caribbean. Several area restaurants will offer their tasty varieties of Caribbean food.
The Expo and Caribbean Village are free to the Public.  

CaribPR Newswire, New York, NY, Apr. 20, 2007: Guyanese from all across the US and especially in New York are already buzzing with excitement over the raising of the Guyana flag in honor of its independence above the financial district of the Big Apple on May 26 th .   The event, a brainchild of Hard Beat Communications CEO Felicia Persaud and the Bowling Green Association of New York, continues to attract a growing list of interested supporters and sponsors as well as cultural performers.   The growing list of supportive committee members increased yesterday with the addition of Guyana Tri-State Alliance

NEW YORK, NY, April 4, 2007: Imagine taking a sunlit walk along a tree-lined path that leads to a white sand beach with blue waters lapping at the edges as a cool Caribbean breeze zips through your hair and a cool, colorful Suntrail tank top covers your body. Thanks to Robert Nesta Marley, Jimmy Cliff, Shaggy, Sean Paul and Rihanna, the spotlight on the Caribbean continues to shine bright. Vincentian Berris Jones captures that spirit of the islands and allows fans of the region

CaribPR Newswire, NEW YORK, NY, March 21, 2007: This June, some 25 million Caribbean consumers across the US, from Colin Powell to Sean ‘P Diddy’ Combs, will be celebrated during the second annual Caribbean American Heritage Month (CAHM). In honor of CAHM, Uplift Caribbean

CaribPR Newswire, MIAMI, FL, Mon. Feb. 5, 2007: On a day when African-American head coach Tony Dungy made history by leading his Indianapolis Colts to a 29-17 victory over the Chicago Bears, a Caribbean immigrant was making a Super Bowl debut of his own off the field.    As the historic match-up unfolded on the field, Guyanese national Kemp Johnson was making his own unique mark in a 42 billion dollar vending industry that has few minority franchisees.   Johnson recently acquired a 24Seven franchise and with it the lucrative rights to operate the vending machines at Dolphin Stadium in Miami ahead of the Super Bowl. A graduate of the University of Rochester and Clark-Atlanta University’s MBA program, Johnson is an entrepreneur and owner of a successful Miami based real estate firm who responded to a diversity outreach initiative which 24Seven launched in October.   Attracted to the consistent cash flow and schedule flexibility, which the 24Seven’s franchising program offered, Johnson leapt at the opportunity.  
24Seven ( www.24seven.com ) offers franchisees territories with pre-sited snack and soda vending machines with known sales histories.     In addition, 24seven also provides franchisees with a patented wireless technology and software system that enables them to monitor vending sales, restocking requirements, profitability, and machine operating diagnostics via the laptop.   A typical franchise includes 60-90 vending machines at 12-20 locations with an historical revenue stream of approximately $6,730 per week in gross revenues ($350,000 per annum). One goal of the 24Seven initiative is to improve minority representation within an industry plagued by high industry barriers to entry.   Gregory Moore, a transactional attorney coordinating this effort stated, “”There are several barriers to entry which have historically inhibited diversity.   First, the average vending machine costs about $4,000, so a 100-machine route requires a significant capital investment (about 400k).   Secondly and most significantly, people of color encounter a difficult time securing top locations for machines.”" Moore further explained, “”And like the restaurant and real estate business, in vending, location is key.   The great thing about 24seven’s franchising program is that lowers these traditional barriers by leasing the equipment at top locations to franchisees.   Coupled with the technology and ongoing training and support of a 200 million dollar company, folks like Kemp are taking over valuable real estate like Pro Player Stadium which they otherwise might not have been able to secure”"   24Seven Franchises are currently available in 19 states including New York, New Jersey, Florida, California, Florida, Georgia, and Washington, DC.   Sales of the Franchises have been brisk with over 100 sold in less than two years. 24Seven expects to double that number next year and there is an 18-person wait list in Los Angeles. Persons interested in following in Johnson’s footsteps or learning how they too can become the owner of a lucrative 24Seven franchise can contact Felicia Persaud at 718-476-3616 or via email at: [email protected]. – CaribPR.com   PHOTO: Kemp Johnson, r., seals the 24Seven franchise deal late last year. (Greg Moore Photo)

Caribbean’s Fastest-Growing Mobile Telecom Provider Gained Significant Ground in 2006; Strategic New Operations and Acquisitions Resulted in Record Growth JANUARY 9, 2007

NEW YORK, NY, Jan. 8, 2007: Interested in becoming part of the 42 billion dollar vending machine industry? Then a 24Seven vending machine franchise may be just what you need. 24Seven Vending, the fourth largest independent vending company in the US, is seeking Caribbean nationals and other minority franchisees in 14 territories across the U.S. The move is part of 24Seven’s diversity outreach initiative and franchisees are sought in New York, New Jersey, California, Florida, Georgia, and Washington, DC., among other states.
24Seven is revolutionizing the vending industry by offering franchisees company owned territories with pre-sited snack & soda vending machines with known sales histories.    24seven also provides franchisees with proprietary wireless technology and software system that reports their vending sales, restocking requirements, profitability, and machine operating diagnostics.  
Other advantages of owning a 24seven vending franchise include: vending machines already sited in accounts; immediate income from existing cash flow; highest quality of initial and ongoing training; operations and collateral support on a local basis; ongoing business development consultation analysis; ongoing technology research and development and flexible hours.
24seven is a convenience-retailing brand that uses vending machines to serve customers 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It operates in one of the world’s fastest growing retail sectors, serving a huge range of the most popular snack and beverage drink products from Pepsi to Snickers to Red Bull. The 24seven brand also utilizes the gold standard in vending technology, a proprietary bi-directional communication systems and business management software technology. This proprietary software underpins 24seven’s commitment to outstanding service standards and customer satisfaction.  In addition it also provides valuable marketing data that enables 24seven to negotiate supply agreements with leading product partners.
24seven is an innovative global franchisor and is represented in 19 regions of America serving over 10,000 customers from more than 40,000 vending machines
The management team has considerable consumer marketing and vending experience. It offers Area Franchisee’s and franchised Operators full support with a successful business format including comprehensive operating systems, training programs and business development programs.
Hard Beat Communications, the minority-certified parent company of the Caribbean World News Network and CaribPR, has signed on as an official broker for the Caribbean American marketplace. For details log on to: http://www.24seven.com and for more information, call Hard Beat Communications’ Felicia Persaud at: 718-476-3616 or email [email protected] .  

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE     CONTACT:     Kimberly Dilts                         Haitian Education & Leadership Program (H.E.L.P.)                         Phone:   (212) 842-8939                         Fax: (212) 842-8901                         Email: [email protected]                         Website: www.haitianeducation.org     Art Auction to H.E.L.P. University Students in Haiti     New York, NY (November 14, 2006):   On Friday, December 1, art lovers and humanitarians alike will have a clear opportunity to help Haiti, a country with such endemic and intractable troubles that it

   CaribPR Newswire, Thurs. Oct. 4, 2006: A group of high-ranking Jamaican government officials are slated to address the Jamaican community in Manhattan and its environs on matters related to conducting business transactions in Jamaica later this month.
The forum, “”Outlook for the Future: Doing Business in Jamaica,”" organized by the Jamaica National Building Society and the Gleaner Company Limited, is set for the Hilton Hotel in Manhattan on Friday October 20, 2006.
Led by Dr Carlton Davis, Cabinet Secretary and head of the Jamaican Civil Service, the group will include representatives from the Registrar General’s Department, the National Land Agency, the Customs and Excise Department, the Passport and Immigration Office and organizers of World Cup Cricket 2007.
Earl Jarrett, general manager, Jamaica National Building Society, noted that the forum was part of his organization’s thrust to facilitate dialogue between key decision-makers in Jamaica with Jamaicans overseas. 
“”We know there are Jamaicans in the Diaspora with a keen interest in their homeland, and with information from the right sources they can make informed decisions about doing business here,”" he said, speaking from his Kingston offices. “”We have chosen some of the key government  agencies which facilitate business transactions, and we expect our audience to leave our forum with practical suggestions about issues such as regularizing their land titles, birth and death registration procedures, and bringing goods into Jamaica.”"
The forum is the second such being hosted this year and is part of a series held in Canada and in several locations in the United States and the United Kingdom each year.  Presenters to date have included the Dr. Omar Davies, Minister of Finance; Dr. Peter Philips, Minister of National Security; Bruce Golding, Opposition Leader, and Francis Forbes, former Police Commissioner.
For further information call Harry Bhoorasingh at 718-756-2355 or Sandra Moore at 718-657-0788.

CaribPR Newswire, NEW YORK, NY, Thurs. Sept. 28, 2006: 24Seven Vending, the fourth largest independent vending company in the US, is seeking Caribbean nationals and other minority franchisees in 14 territories across the U.S. The move is part of 24Seven’s diversity outreach initiative and franchisees are sought in New York, New Jersey, California, Florida, Georgia, and Washington, DC. among other states. Hard Beat Communications, the minority-certified parent company of the Caribbean World News Network and CaribPR, has signed on as an official broker for the Caribbean American marketplace. 24Seven is revolutionizing the vending industry by offering franchisees company owned territories with pre-sited snack & soda vending machines with known sales histories.    24seven also provides franchisees with proprietary wireless technology and software system that reports their vending sales, restocking requirements, profitability, and machine operating diagnostics.   Other advantages of owning a 24seven vending franchise include: vending machines already sited in accounts; immediate income from existing cash flow; highest quality of initial and ongoing training; operations and collateral support on a local basis; ongoing business development consultation analysis; ongoing technology research and development and flexible hours. A typical franchise will include vending machines with an historical aggregate revenue stream of approximately $6,730 per week in gross revenues or $350,000 per annum. Detailed initial and ongoing training is provided and local support is available for product storage and purchasing. The 24seven Vending Franchise is SBA approved and financing is available.  For details log on to: http://www.24seven.com and for more information, call Hard Beat Communications’ Felicia Persaud at: 718-476-3616 or email [email protected] . – CaribPR.com

CaribPR Newswire, ATLANTA, GA, Weds. Sept. 20, 2006: From an almost fruitless online search for Caribbean souvenirs, to a booming business, grossing more than $80,000 in annual revenue. That according to Trinidadian entrepreneur, Leslie Jones is the story of CaribbeanFlags.com in a nutshell. Frustration over the inability to find products from his homeland or from any other Caribbean island for that matter was the catalyst that set the wheels in motion, leading ultimately to the creation of the website which specializes in Caribbean flag products.
From its humble beginnings back in 2001 with revenue just over $12,000 for its first full year of operation, CaribbeanFlags.com is now a market leader, boasting an inventory of over 900 products.
Operating on the premise that if you love your island, you’ll show your colors, the company provides a variety of products including tote bags, key chains, decorative pillows, blankets, decorative dolls, mini boxing gloves, necklaces, backpacks and bumper stickers.
It is clear that CaribbeanFlags has found a rewarding niche market, catering to the patriotic desires of proud Caribbean nationals.
The company processes about 250 orders monthly. The more popular items are the jumbo flags, the bandanas and stick flags. Jones says they’ve also sold a large amount of wristbands and necklaces depicting the various Caribbean flags but unfortunately the demand is exceeding supply. “”Those items are a big hit but the suppliers make limited only during the spring season.”"
Products depicting the flags of Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Puerto Rico Haiti and the U.S. Virgin Islands are among the top five most popular selling countries.
CaribbeanFlags has a customer base of 8,000 with another 4,000 potential customers included on the company’s mailing list. The majority of the customers are individuals but they have served businesses such as American Airlines, MTV, government institutions and colleges and various churches.
The United States, the United Kingdom and Canada provide the majority of customers. There are very few orders from Caribbean countries and Jones says this helps substantiate their target audience. “”We’re not targeting the Caribbean countries specifically but rather people who migrated from the Caribbean. While you may find some of our products on every other block in New York, in Indiana for example, it will be harder to source them.”"
The Internet-based company is moving to further expand its customer base and boost revenue generation through the introduction of custom design printing.   “”As much as I have customers who buy what is available now, they’re always looking for something new.”"
In response to the needs of its longstanding customers, Caribbeanflags.com is now offering custom design t-shirts and bandanas for promotional or other events. Previously restricted to selling t-shirts in medium, large and extra-large, the company is now able to provide any size up to 6XL and in a variety of colors.
The introduction of the new service comes on the heels of a newfound partnership with a company, which will create the customs designed products at a reasonable price.
CaribbeanFlags does not subject its customers to long delayed gratification but instead delivers reliable and expedient service, shipping orders with 24-48 hours. Custom printed orders from CarinbbeanFlags.com are usually shipped within 7-14 days.
In addition to the business generated through direct visits to the website, CaribbeanFlags has an affiliate network of up to 250 websites that carry its banner, advertising its products. Up to 30 percent of the company’s sales is generated through this effort and it offers a 20 percent earning to the website that generates each order.
Jones reveals that his company is continuously in search of partners with which it can do business. One of its current partners is Caribbeancookingtips.com and it offers customers a free sample cookbook with each order.
CaribbeanFlags has evolved significantly in the past five years as can be expected of any startup operation. However, one aspect that will not change is the online format. Jones vows to maintain that approach because it significantly reduces overhead costs and allows them to offer customers very “”reasonable prices.”"
Jones attributes the success of the operation to his focus and dedication in running the operation. His wife, Sharda completes the formidable two-member team. Sharda, who’s Jamaican, has a BA in Human Services. Jones has a BA in Business Administration and also worked as a computer programmer.
Established in 1991, the Georgia-based CaribbeanFlags.com is one of the oldest web-based Caribbean retail companies.
For more information log on to www.CaribbeanFlags.com or call 888-238-0682.

DIGICEL TO ENTER GUYANA TELECOMMUNICATIONS MARKET   Fastest-Growing Mobile Telecommunications Company Will Receive License to Launch Services in Guyana and Expand Further into South America   AUGUST 15 th , 2006, GEORGETOWN , GUYANA

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Aug. 3, 2006: Digicel Group, the fastest-growing mobile telecommunications company in the Caribbean, today announced it has raised US$150 million in capital through a corporate bond offering to further support its continued growth strategy and rapid expansion efforts in key markets of Trinidad & Tobago and Haiti. Led by investment banks Citigroup and J.P. Morgan Chase, the bond financing priced at a yield of 8.625 % and represents continued confidence from the investment community following the inaugural US$300 million bond offering initiated last July. Since launching in Trinidad & Tobago and Haiti, Digicel has quickly gained market share in both countries and mobile customers have embraced the company’s innovative mobile technology and accessible telecommunications services. In Haiti, a country with a population of 8.5 million and combined fixed and cellular penetration of 5.7%, Digicel has brought an unprecedented inward investment of $US130 million to the developing nation. “”We will continue to aggressively expand our services in Trinidad & Tobago and Haiti, as we have seen tremendous acceptance by our mobile customers in these markets which, in turn, has led us to significantly increase our investment in both of these countries. We are delighted that, yet again, the international investment community has demonstrated it’s strong confidence in our growth strategy and current expansion efforts,”" said Colm Delves, Digicel Group CEO. In conjunction with the successful high yield initiative and as a result of the continued confidence of the international financing community in the company’s dynamic business strategy, Digicel has further enhanced the terms of it US$600 million debt facility. “”The market has spoken and again we’ve seen unprecedented demand, as when we led Digicel’s inaugural bond in 2005,”" said Blake Haider, Director, Latin & Caribbean Debt Capital Markets at Citigroup. “”Citigroup is proud to have a long-standing relationship with this world-class management team, and the company’s substantial growth, new market penetration, and operational and marketing expertise have all been attractive to potential investors since its inception.”" “”We are pleased to continue our relationship with the Digicel Group and we believe that the company’s technology and solid performance have had a significant impact on customers throughout the Caribbean,”" said James Seagrave of JP Morgan. “”We look forward to seeing Digicel further its global expansion efforts in key markets.”" Digicel has encountered a significant period of strategic growth and acquisitions since its 2001 inception in Jamaica. With a unique combination of bold deal making, intense customer focus, attention to detail and speed to market, the company has quickly become the largest GSM provider in the region with operations in 20 Caribbean markets. Almost one year ago, Digicel announced the acquisition of the Cingular Wireless assets in the Caribbean and Bermuda, which quickly accelerated the expansion of its operations to several new markets. In April 2006, Digicel closed its US$192 million acquisition of Bouygues Telecom Caraibe, which extended Digicel’s operations to Martinique, Guadeloupe and French Guiana. That same month, the company launched its Trinidad & Tobago operations followed by Haiti in early May. Earlier this month, the company launched services in Turks & Caicos and Bonaire, increasing mobile competition in both of these markets. Digicel’s total investment in the Caribbean stands at US$1.2 billion and the company directly employs 2,000 having doubled its employee base in the space of just one year. “”These materials are not an offer for sale of the [Securities] in the United States. The [Securities] have not been registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “”Securities Act”") and may not be sold in the United States absent registration or an exemption from registration under the Securities Act. “” ### ABOUT DIGICEL Since its launch in 2001, Digicel has become the fastest growing wireless telecommunications operator in the Caribbean. After five years, Digicel is renowned for competitive rates, unbeatable coverage, superior customer care, a wide variety of products and services, and state-of-the-art handsets. It is the largest GSM operator in the region. Digicel is incorporated in Bermuda and has operations in twenty markets including Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Aruba, Barbados, Bermuda, Bonaire, Cura

 
DIGICEL WINS PRESTIGOUS AWARD FOR INNOVATION AND CREATIVITY Recognised By Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) As Leading the Way in Innovative & Creative Business Practices
KINGSTON, JAMAICA – July 27, 2006: Digice l Group, the region’s fastest-growing mobile telecommunications operator in the Caribbean , today announced that Digicel Jamaica has received the prestigious “”Outstanding Innovation and Creativity”" award for its cutting-edge products and services by the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ), the country’s premier business association. The accolades were presented at the PSOJ 30 th Anniversary Award Banquet, which was attended by the Prime Minister of Jamaica and the Hon. Portia Simpson-Miller.
Digicel also won PSOJ’s Outstanding Member Company Award. The Caribbean company earned the accolade of Outstanding Member by ranking among the top 10 companies in Jamaica that support activities and programmes of the Private Sector of Jamaica.
David Hall , CEO of Digicel Jamaica, accepted both awards on behalf of 790 staff members saying that the commitment of Digicel Jamaica’s employees remains at the cornerstone of delivering its customers unmatched levels of service and value to build better customer experiences over the competition.
“”We at Digicel have been responsive to the needs of our customers, and this dedication to their needs and lifestyle is the main factor driving our creativity and innovation,”" said Hall. “”We will always anticipate, innovate and develop mobile products services that our customers demand and we are very committed to exceeding their expectations,”" he added.
Recognition by the PSOJ follows the company’s recent launch of its landmark pan-Caribbean, multimedia campaign, “”I’m Number at Digicel”", which was designed to reinforce the company’s continued commitment to always put the customer first.
Since launching in the Caribbean just five years ago, Digicel has played a leading role in making quality mobile telecommunications service more accessible to consumers across the region, and it has introduced for the first time ever many innovative high value customer offerings such as free incoming calls, per second billing, international roaming, rollover minutes and GPRS. Digicel is recognized by independent researchers as a leader in customer service.
The annual PSOJ awards are adjudicated by a distinguished panel of leaders from Jamaica ’s commerce, academia and industry sectors. Criteria for awards are based on companies providing innovative and creative services, proven reputation for innovation and creativity, innovative and creative public relations and advertising campaigns and enhanced customer service and satisfaction.  

Hurricane Alerts and Tracking Maps Help Customers Be Prepared in 2006 Hurricane Season         KINGSTON, JAMAICA  — 07/24/2006 — Digicel, the fastest-growing telecommunications company in the Caribbean, today announced that it is providing hurricane alerts, tracking maps, supplies and public safety information to help customers in the greater Caribbean region prepare for 2006 hurricanes. Hurricane season officially begins in June and typically lasts through November 30, with many occurring during August and September across the region. Earlier this year, hurricane experts predicted that potential hurricane activity in the Caribbean would be well above average in 2006. Digicel Cayman Islands is increasing network capacity and upgrading backup systems throughout the three-island network to ensure customers can remain connected to friends and family despite severe weather conditions. Digicel Barbados is also providing to its customers hurricane packs containing flashlights, car battery chargers and recharge cards in addition to donating phones and call time to the Barbados Disaster Preparedness Office. The company is also facilitating SMS alerts to the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency’s (CDERA) national disaster team. In addition to the Cayman Islands, Barbados and Jamaica , Digicel’s hurricane preparedness efforts are taking place across all 20 Caribbean markets. “”In the event of a hurricane or other emergency, it is extremely important that critical response agencies, and communities throughout the Caribbean have access to communications in times of crisis. We are very pleased that Digicel is once again supporting the region’s preparations for this hurricane season through the donation of phones and air time,”" said Jeremy Collymore, coordinator of Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency (CDERA). Digicel continues to remain active in supporting hurricane recovery efforts. Following the devastating effects of Hurricane Ivan in September 2004, the Digicel Foundation contributed US$5 million to rehabilitation efforts in communities in Jamaica , Cayman Islands and Grenada . Among the foundation’s beneficiaries were more than 200 schools, as well as libraries, hospitals and residents in the region. Digicel employees also volunteered their time to provide food and medical supplies to affected communities. “”Digicel’s primary concern is the safety and welfare of our customers and employees,”" said Ben Atherton, Digicel Group Commercial Director. “”We want to do everything possible to help ensure they are fully prepared for expected hurricanes in August and September throughout the region.”" Earlier this year, the Digicel Foundation, in order to ensure that Jamaica’s Meteorological Services are at optimal surveillance strength ahead of the upcoming hurricane season, facilitated state-of-the-art equipping and rehabilitation of its weather, rainfall and meteorological stations. ABOUT DIGICEL Since its launch in 2001, Digicel has become the fastest growing wireless telecommunications operator in the Caribbean . After five years, Digicel is renowned for competitive rates, unbeatable coverage, superior customer care, a wide variety of products and services, and state-of-the-art handsets. It is the largest GSM operator in the region. By offering innovative wireless services and community support, Digicel has become a leading brand in the Caribbean and has placed the region at the cutting edge of wireless communications. Digicel is incorporated in Bermuda and has operations in 20 markets, including Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Aruba , Barbados , Bermuda, Bonaire, Cura

June 13, 2006

CaribPR Newswire, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. June 9, 2006: The Barbados Government and the Barbados Investment and Development Corporation will host a half-day business symposium at New York City

CaribPRNewswire, NEW YORK, N.Y., Thurs. April 13, 2006: Executives of Hardbeatnews are joining forces with the City University of New York, Counilwoman Leticia James and the Caribbean Immigrant Services, to host a free immigration forum targeted at the Caribbean community in Brooklyn.
The FREE counseling session is set for Saturday, May 13 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Medgar Evers College President

Boston, MA

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE b mobile launches “”unbeatable”" online experience created by The Factory Interactive   “”TFI helped us develop a secure on-line marketplace that pushes the boundaries of technology and design, while maintaining a distinctly Caribbean personality ,”" said Natasha David, manager of mobile marketing communication for TSTT.       Miami, FL