September 25, 2026 | Small Business Development
Forty participants have received practical training in business record keeping through a workshop organised by the Kingstown Cooperative Credit Union in partnership with the Centre for Enterprise Development.
Held on September 15 at the Methodist Church Hall in Kingstown, the session focused on why accurate records matter and how entrepreneurs can improve their approach.
CED Business Development Officer Nisha Glasgow facilitated the training, which attracted many KCCU members.
KCCU Education and Marketing Committee Chairman Joslyn Craigg said the initiative formed part of the credit union’s commitment to helping Vincentians build stronger and more sustainable businesses.
He highlighted the importance of proper records in understanding a business’s financial position and making informed decisions.
Reported on September 18, the workshop reflects an emphasis on practical business skills, equipping participants with knowledge they can apply to the everyday management of their enterprises.
