Chamber members met with LUCELEC to discuss the recent electricity fuel surcharge increase, gaining insight into its causes, impact on businesses, and the role of renewable energy and electricity sector reform in improving long-term energy sustainability.

Marketing leader Agnes Francis has been awarded the prestigious Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (FCIM) designation, recognizing her outstanding leadership, professional excellence, and significant contributions to marketing, tourism, and business development across Saint Lucia and the Caribbean.

The Chamber's Executive Luncheon featured Comptroller of Customs & Excise Sherman Emmanuel, who outlined ongoing digital transformation initiatives, customs reforms, and trade facilitation measures aimed at improving efficiency, streamlining cargo clearance, and strengthening collaboration with the private sector.

Commerce & Cocktails brought together business leaders and entrepreneurs for an evening of networking, collaboration, and new opportunities. With interactive activities and strong sponsor support, the event strengthened valuable business connections.

The Chamber's Trade Mission and B2B Matchmaking Programme, held in partnership with the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce, successfully connected businesses from both countries to explore new trade, investment, and partnership opportunities, strengthening regional commercial ties and collaboration.

The Chamber has successfully concluded its Artificial Intelligence for Small Businesses training programme in partnership with Orbtronics Ltd. The six-session series equipped entrepreneurs and business professionals with practical AI skills to boost productivity, drive innovation, and support digital transformation across Saint Lucia's private sector.

The Chamber's Power Breakfast: Business & Safety Matters brought together the private sector and the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force for a constructive dialogue on crime prevention, public safety, and economic resilience. The session strengthened collaboration between businesses and law enforcement to help create a safer environment for investment and growth.

The Chamber examines the impact of rising fuel prices on Saint Lucia's business community, highlighting increased operating costs, reduced consumer spending, inflationary pressures, and challenges to competitiveness. The analysis also outlines practical strategies to help businesses improve efficiency, strengthen cash flow, and build resilience.

The Chamber's second CEO Ka Palé brought together business leaders for an inspiring evening with Unicomer OECS Managing Director Johnathan Johannes. The engaging discussion explored authentic leadership, organizational culture, and strategies for building exceptional businesses, reinforcing the Chamber's commitment to developing Caribbean business leaders.