Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre
We are excited to announce the upcoming High-Level Round Table Discussion, a key event at the Caribbean World of Work Forum 2025, organized by the Cipriani College of Labour and Co-operative Studies. This prestigious gathering is designed to explore the future of work through the lens of the Social & Solidarity Economy, highlighting innovative approaches and collaborative strategies to shape the region’s labor landscape.
Scheduled for Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025, from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM, the event will take place at the Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre, located on Lady Young Road in Port of Spain. Participants can register for a fee of $450 per person or secure a table for eight at $3,000, offering an excellent opportunity for networking and in-depth discussion among key stakeholders.
Featured Speakers Include:
– Senator The Honourable Leroy Baptiste, Minister of Labour, Small and Micro Enterprise Development (Trinidad & Tobago)
– The Honourable Colin E. Jordan M.P.- Minister of Labour, Social Security and Third Sector (Barbados)
– Dr Joni Musabayana- Director, International Labour Organisation- Caribbean Office
– Senator Dr Marlene Attzs- Independent Senator & Development Economist &Strategist
The round table will feature distinguished speakers, including Minister Leroy Baptiste of Trinidad & Tobago, Minister Colin E. Jordan of Barbados, Dr. Joni Musabayana from the International Labour Organisation Caribbean Office, and Senator Dr. Marlene Attzs, a development economist and strategist. Their insights will shed light on regional policies and innovative practices shaping the future of work within the social and solidarity economy framework.
Attending this event provides a unique platform to engage with top decision-makers and thought leaders from across the Caribbean. It offers a chance to contribute to meaningful dialogue, foster regional collaboration, and gain valuable policy insights. Participants will also receive access to session highlights and key takeaways, making it an essential event for anyone invested in the future of work and sustainable economic development in the Caribbean. Register now to be part of this influential discussion shaping the region’s labor landscape.