The Guyana Development Bank Series | About nine years ago, Junior Ramkelawan opted to start a business…
The Guyana Development Bank Series | About nine years ago, Junior Ramkelawan opted to start a business — selling grilled food and burgers at a small roadside setup — with $500,000 and no formal business training. Over time, Junior's BBQ Grill & Burgers grew from strength to…
The Guyana Development Bank Series | About nine years ago, Junior Ramkelawan opted to start a business — selling grilled food and burgers at a small roadside setup — with $500,000 and no formal business training. Over time, Junior's BBQ Grill & Burgers grew from strength to strength and now operates out of three locations across Region Four. Ahead of the launch of the Guyana Development Bank, which promises up to $3 million in interest-free and collateral-free loans to Guyanese entrepreneurs, Junior shares some of his lessons learnt in business — and outlines what he would do with $3 million. #GuyanaDevelopmentBank #DeepDive #Fueled
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