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Managing Director and Founder of Seeing Eyes – Signing Hands Inc. Tracey Cholmondeley is set to feature her art collection at the Women In Business Expo. (Photo: News Room/ March 24, 2022)
It focuses on small businesses with the aim of allowing persons to gradually increase their operations into medium, large then eventually conglomerates.
And the mind behind the venture, Sonia Noel explained that this can only be achieved through investments and partnerships.
It is for that reason that the foundation has partnered with Women in Business International to introduce a virtual platform that promises to engage diverse global businesses.
“This will be a major development in the business landscape of Guyana. There is going to be a booth back all and the exhibitors will be part of that booth so customers can come and chat with them see what they offer and I am so excited about that,” Noel shared.
The event will also feature an art exhibition section from the Managing Director and Founder of Seeing Eyes – Signing Hands Inc. Tracey Cholmondeley who provides training for the deaf.
