Opening speech by Minister of Economic Development Mr. Ruisandro Cijntje
Presentation Topic: The Curaçaoan Economy in Relation to Other Small Island States & A Detailed Look at the Economic Opportunities for the Economy of Curaçao: Overview of our export performance. Speaker: Professor Roger Hosein
Presentation Topic: Caribbean Women in Trade: Benefits of the platform for local women entrepreneurs Speaker: Andrea M. Ewart, Esq. ABOUT SPEAKER: Andrea Ewart is a Jamaican national and US-trained customs and international trade attorney with her own firm, DevelopTradeLaw, LLC, which works with businesses, governments, and entrepreneurs to facilitate the successful movement of
Presentation Topic: Key Challenges of International expansion: How to succeed in the new market Export Game Demonstration Speaker: Hunter Matson ABOUT SPEAKER: Hunter Matson is a trade policy expert with more than a decade experience working with central government departments in the United States, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. He has a
Introduction to Panel “Demystifying Exports” Panel Discussion: “Demystifying Exports" and Q&A Panelists: TBA
Networking Happy Hour!
This event features, Ms. Andrea Ewart, Esq., President of Caribbean Women In Trade (CWIT), as the keynote speaker. Ms. Andrea Ewart is an experienced international trade and customs attorney and policy advisor. With the theme “Going Global”, this event aims to Empower and Inspire our Entrepreneurs, with a special focus on Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Presentation Topic: AI and the Future of Export Strategies for Businesses Speaker: Guido Rojer ABOUT SPEAKER: Guido Rojer, Jr. is a Curacaoan author, scholar, founder, professional troublemaker, and pundit. He specializes in innovation and (international) entrepreneurship in Island Economies, and he advocates for the tech industry as a new economic pillar for the Islands.
Panel Discussion: AI, the future is now: how can AI boost a firm’s export Panelists: TBA
Presentation Topic: Experiment with AI Models Speakers: A session by Guido Rojer & 3rd-year students