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The Robert Hadad-led Fifa-appointed Normalisation Committee has reaffirmed its intention to relinquish control of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) in March 2024—four years after u
THE EDITOR: Congratulations to John Hadad, co-CEO of Hadco Group, for recycling waste vegetable oil, wastepaper, cardboard, Tetrapak – cartons and milk/juice boxes – and aluminium cans and converting them into US dollars. It is a brave, welcome move. I am sure he is already considering plastic waste. What follows here is certainly not new
John Hadad's commitment of the Hadco Group's resources to recycling are an important step forward in this country's difficult relationship with its waste. According to Mr Hadad, the companies, Eco Impact – which recycles waste vegetable oil – and New Age Recycling – which recycles wastepaper, cardboard, Tetrapak cartons and aluminium cans – have turned
John Hadad, co-CEO of Hadco Group, said his company managed to prevent 6,000 tonnes of garbage from going into the dump and converted it to US dollars last year. Speaking on a panel at the American Chamber of Commerce’s (Amcham) Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) conference, he said while the venture isn’t quite profitable now,
Business heads have been asked to address the implementation of more diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) that will result in cultural change in their organisations. This was the topic of a panel discussion at this week's Environmental, Social and Governance Conference hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce (Amcham). On the panel were Gregory Hill,