Joshua Safeek is the former Caricom Cement Company Chairman and is
responsible for much of the property development in and around his
native Georgetown, Guyana. Guyana is a small country in northern South
America that is ripe for development and renewed economic opportunities
for its citizens. Dr. Safeek spent 15 years in the United States
learning how to run businesses and earning Master’s and Doctorate
degrees in Business Administration. He returned to his home country in
1997 to help develop new opportunities for all of his countrymen by
running investment and development firms in the capital.
Joshua
Safeek knows all about cement manufacturing and how valuable it is in
modern development. In the modern age, cement has become a necessary and
reliable construction resource found all over the world in all kinds of
buildings and roads. That’s why Joshua Safeek wanted to head Caricom
Cement Company in Georgetown. He wanted to provide a way for developers
to get the materials they need to make dreams come true. The raw
materials used to make cement varies. Some cement is made with
limestone, others with clay or even iron ore. To get from this raw
material to a fine powder that can be mixed with water to form the
rock-like substance we all know and love, the raw materials have to pass
through a closely controlled, monitored process that involves high heat
and the careful injection of chemicals and other materials.
Joshua Safeek is now the Chairman of Safeco Holdings, which invests in local construction projects and more to bring investors the best returns possible while empowering the Guyanese community.
Joshua
Safeek knows all about cement manufacturing and how valuable it is in
modern development. In the modern age, cement has become a necessary and
reliable construction resource found all over the world in all kinds of
buildings and roads. That’s why Joshua Safeek wanted to head Caricom
Cement Company in Georgetown. He wanted to provide a way for developers
to get the materials they need to make dreams come true. The raw
materials used to make cement varies. Some cement is made with
limestone, others with clay or even iron ore. To get from this raw
material to a fine powder that can be mixed with water to form the
rock-like substance we all know and love, the raw materials have to pass
through a closely controlled, monitored process that involves high heat
and the careful injection of chemicals and other materials.Joshua Safeek is now the Chairman of Safeco Holdings, which invests in local construction projects and more to bring investors the best returns possible while empowering the Guyanese community.
