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Caribbean Business Hub marks anniversary at Curaçao House | THE DAILY HERALD

April 1, 2025

Caribbean Business Hub marks  anniversary at Curaçao House | THE DAILY HERALD
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THE HAGUE--Caribbean Business Hub (CBH) celebrated its double lustrum on March 26 in style. A tropical evening at the Cabinet of the Minister Plenipotentiary of Curaçao in The Hague was enhanced by performances from the famous singer/entertainer Lou Prince. According to a release, his iconic song “This is the moment,” set the tone right from the start for the attending entrepreneurs and professionals.

After the opening by CBH's chairman Nico de Visser and acting Minister Plenipotentiary Ann Phillips, board member Lionel Martijn reflected on 10 years of successful Caribbean networking. Core values of the hub as a platform for fostering entrepreneurship were highlighted, including personal entrepreneurship and building bridges between the Kingdom’s regions.

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Additionally, attention was paid to the founders of CBH, keynote speakers over the years and successful deals made, as well as tribute to those who have passed away.

Then Antoin Klein Hofmeijer, Head of TUI Dutch Caribbean, provided an insight into the organisation and activities of the travel company in the region. “A very diverse range of locations is available, catering to all target groups. This company is clearly rooted in the islands, with local employees and as a supporter of sustainability and social projects,” added the statement.

Robby Schouten, a television icon with “Leu Fo’i Kas” (Far From Home) subsequently spoke about his 60-year career. Besides being a show producer, he is a successful entrepreneur with his tours across Europe – a role model for entrepreneurs from the Caribbean who wish to start businesses in Europe, the release continued.

Especially for the 10th anniversary, two plaques were awarded. Schouten received an award for his contributions as an ambassador for all the Caribbean islands and his versatile entrepreneurship. Nico van der Ven of NivenPress was honoured for 10 years of giving support to CBH with his professional photography.

There was also plenty of time for networking, and Lou Prince once again serenaded the audience with his warm voice.

The report concluded that a diverse group of attendees clearly enjoyed the great company, delicious tropical catering, and positive, constructive atmosphere. Many have already signed up for the next business event on Wednesday, June 25, 2025, with the topical theme “Make Caribbean Great Again!”

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/caribbean-business-hub-marks-anniversary-at-curacao-house

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/caribbean-business-hub-marks-anniversary-at-curacao-house

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