Celebrated every year on the fourth Thursday in April, the 2019 edition carried the theme ‘Tech Savvy Girls – Expanding Horizons, Changing Attitudes’. Girls in ICT Day is primarily driven to reduce the persistent gender gap and increase the representation of women in the tech industry.
According to TATT’s Deputy Chairman, Dr. Kim Mallalieu, a tech-savvy girl is not just one who is interested in tech and who possesses skills and qualifications for a job in the tech-driven world of work. She is also one who can use technical knowledge innovatively and can use existing technologies more productively.
A kaleidoscope of colour blanketed the Queen’s Park Savannah on Glorious Saturday as scores of aeronautic enthusiasts displayed their skills and creativity at the Radio 90.5FM 20th Annual Easter Kite Flying Competition.
Approximately 175 contestants vied for top honours in eight categories at this year’s golden celebration. Kites of varying shapes, sizes, colours and designs drifted across the cloudless sky as pilots tactically navigated along the Savannah grass.
Students with interests in non-conventional careers now have a chance to explore their options as bmobile and Question Mark Entertainment have partnered to host a career showcase with a difference.
The bmobile Dream Big Expo, which takes place on May 4 at the Centre of Excellence, Macoya, will highlight an array of careers from technology, science, business and the arts to non-conventional options for the out-of-the-box thinkers. During the Expo, patrons will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to network with local and international industry leaders, learn from professionals who are making waves in their respective fields and receive guidance on the best academic programmes to support their future careers.
Communications solutions provider, bmobile has once again joined forces with Radio 90.5 to keep the art of kite flying alive by supporting the 20th Annual Easter Kite Flying event. The family oriented affair which showcases local talent pilots off at the Queen’s Park Savannah on Glorious Saturday (April 20th) from noon.
bmobile’s roots run deep into the fabric of Trinidad and Tobago’s traditional pastime activities and their involvement in this year’s event epitomises their commitment to local culture and fostering the creativity of our people.
TSTT’s Senior Manager Corporate Communications, Marsha Caballero, expressed great pleasure to be a part of the popular and fun-filled family event for yet another year.
While Artificial Intelligence (AI) may seem a long way into the future for Trinidad and Tobago, local businesses have been capitalizing on the technology to remain competitive and the average consumer, though largely unaware, has multiple interactions with AI daily.
As part of the company’s strategic plan, communications solutions provider, bmobile, is already technologically prepared as AI becomes more widespread.
Students who sat the 2019 Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) examination on Thursday 4th April were rewarded for their months of preparation and hard work when communication solutions provider, bmobile, Caribbean Cinemas and Pepsi teamed up to treat the youngsters, following their academic duty.
For this year’s edition of the Games, bmobile joined with other corporate partners to support the event.
Having recently sponsored the Victoria Educational District Sport Association (VEDSA) Games for a 13th year, TSTT saw it fit to extend its investment further into the development of sport by getting involved in the Port-of-Spain division.