Long-term prosperity will come from financing business support infrastructure to help entrepreneurs compete, innovate and grow

By Dr. Karen Abrams, MBA, AA Dr. Karen Abrams writes a weekly column on technology, education, and business. She is a co-founder of STEMGuyana and Pathway Online Academy. (Kaieteur News) – The establishment of Guyana’s Development Bank is one of the most important economic initiatives undertaken by this administration. If managed well, it has the potential […] The post Long-term prosperity will come from financing business support infrastructure to help entrepreneurs compete, innovate and grow appeared first on Kaieteur News.

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