Listed company encourages young people to partner with it in business

Listed company Caribbean Flavours and Fragrances (CFF) is encouraging enterprising young people to partner with them and other established companies to build their businesses. CFF director Anand James urged potential entrepreneurs to network with the right people and organisations to be successful.
Listed company Caribbean Flavours and Fragrances (CFF) is encouraging enterprising young people to partner with them and other established companies to build their businesses. CFF director Anand James urged potential entrepreneurs to network with the right people and organisations to be successful. “Register your company, register with the NIS (National Insurance Scheme) get used to the bodies and organisations that can help you, and get used to us if you are into drinks, juices, syrups – those kinds of businesses”, said James, a former general manager of the multinational company which became CFF. Speaking at the open day at the CFF’s facilities on Wednesday (August 17), James said high production standards, well-trained staff and good networking are key to success in business. “I’m really sad to see young people wasting their energy, their enthusiasm and their skill sets. If you have an idea (for a business) and you are working with somebody, don’t just sit down on it”, James said. Read More…

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