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ActionINVEST Caribbean Inc. and Bluedot Insights Forge Strategic Partnership to Revolutionize Data Driven Decision Making in Guyana

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ActionINVEST Caribbean Inc., a prominent player in Guyana’s economic development, and Bluedot Insights, the leading full-service Market Research & Data Insights agency in the Caribbean, are thrilled to announce their strategic partnership aimed at transforming market research and data-driven decision-making in Guyana.

This collaboration will provide comprehensive market research, analytics-driven approach and recommendations, consumer & political neuroscience, and management consulting services. This initiative is designed to empower local businesses and industries across Guyana with the insights needed to thrive in an increasingly competitive global market.

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Dr. Vishnu Doerga, Chair and Business Development Director of ActionINVEST Caribbean Inc., stated, “By integrating Bluedot’s expertise into the Guyanese market, we are equipping our businesses with the tools and knowledge necessary for sustainable growth and innovation. This partnership is a significant step towards our goal of transforming Guyana into a developed country by enhancing the capabilities of our industries to make informed, data-driven decisions.”

Larren Peart, CEO of Bluedot, added, “We are excited to bring our proven expertise in market research and data insights to Guyana, in partnership with ActionINVEST Caribbean Inc. Our goal is to help businesses optimize their business growth strategies and achieve unparalleled growth in this vibrant and promising market.”

JAMPRO President Shullette Cox stated that “we are particularly pleased to note that this partnership arose out of business-to-business engagements during the January 2023 Export and Investment Business Mission to Guyana led by Senator the Hon. Aubyn Hill, Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce. It speaks to what can be achieved when public sector supports the private sector as they seek to explore and realise business opportunities in overseas markets.”

Senator the Hon. Aubyn Hill, Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce in Jamaica, Jamaica’s Business Ministry, commented on the partnership: “This collaboration between a Jamaican market research and data-insights company, Bluedot and ActionINVEST Caribbean Inc., signifies a strengthening of regional ties and a shared commitment to fostering economic growth and development and facilitates increased exports from the Jamaica to Guyana. It’s a testament to the potential of Caribbean unity and cooperation in enhancing our global competitiveness. This kind of completed partnership is one of the main reasons I lead business missions with scores of private sector participants across the region and much wider internationally.”

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