We connect entrepreneurs, strengthen local enterprise, support advocacy, and create opportunities for businesses across Central Corentyne and the wider Region 6 community.
From business networking and visibility to training and representation, the Chamber helps members grow with confidence.
The Chamber exists to represent, connect, and support the business community, while helping create a more enabling environment for commerce, investment, and development.
We raise the concerns of businesses, support private sector development, and encourage policies that improve trade and commerce.
Build valuable relationships with business owners, professionals, investors, and community stakeholders across Region 6.
Gain visibility, access opportunities, and position your business for sustainable growth in a changing economy.
Membership should be sold clearly on the homepage. This is one of the biggest things a strong chamber website does well.
Show the organization as active and structured with visible committees and focused areas of leadership.
Grow membership, support engagement, and strengthen relationships with local businesses.
Address business challenges and support a stronger economic environment in Region 6.
Coordinate workshops, seminars, and practical sessions for entrepreneurs and staff.
Plan networking events, collaborations, sponsorships, and strategic business initiatives.
Business listing of individuals and enterprises in the Central Corentyne area.
Events and updates for showing upcoming activities.
Bring together members, investors, and professionals for connection and collaboration.
Practical support for small businesses on finance, branding, marketing, and digital tools.
A glimpse of business, community, and chamber activity across Central Corentyne.
Adrian Anamayah is a Guyanese attorney, community leader, and former Member of Parliament (2015) representing Region No. 6 for the People's Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C). With over 23 years of legal experience, he serves as the Chairman of the Board of Governors for J.C. Chandisingh Secondary School, focusing on educational development. He also served, multiple times, as the President of the Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce.
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Anamayah is known for his work in the legal field in Berbice and his dedication to enhancing educational resources in the region.
Give chamber updates stronger visual importance and make the site feel active and current.
Press Release – March 24, 2021 Election of Executive Body for Fiscal Year 2021–2022 The Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce held its…
Read MorePress Release – National Budget 2021 The Central Corentyne Chamber of Commerce notes that the $383.1 billion national budget introduces no new…
Read MoreLetter to the Editor – March 23, 2020 The Editor Dear Editor, I was a teenager in the 1970s at the height…
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