Joshua Safeek is a participant in the beverage manufacturing industry by way of his dealings with Caricom Bottling Company as a part of his duties as Chairman of Safeco Holdings, an investment firm based in Dr. Safeek’s hometown of Georgetown in Guyana, South America. Safeco Holdings provides investment capital to companies in Guyana, including Caricom Bottling Company. Dr. Safeek has also worked in leadership roles for Caricom Cement Company and Caricom General Insurance. He has worked in Georgetown to build infrastructure for economic development for his country and its people during his long career in investing and business.
Joshua Safeek knows the perils and struggles that small beverage manufacturing companies deal with. Many new beverage companies have small operations that are largely built by hand by the founders of these companies, often starting with a small manufacturing base and growing as more retailers are intrigued by the products enough to put them on its shelves. Joshua Safeek funneled money from his investment group Safeco Holdings into Caricom Bottling Company so that it could provide uncontaminated, safe water to people at low prices. Once a beverage company can get its products on the shelves in major shopping centers, as Caricom Bottling has, it can expand to develop new products and improved operations.
Joshua Safeek is both a Guyanese and American citizen, thanks to his 15 years he spent in the United States to earn his education and develop the experience he would need to help his native Georgetown, Guyana with its economic development struggles. He moved back to Guyana in 1997.
Joshua Safeek is a participant in the beverage manufacturing industry by way of his dealings with Caricom Bottling Company as a part of his duties as Chairman of Safeco Holdings, an investment firm based in Dr. Safeek’s hometown of Georgetown in Guyana, South America. Safeco Holdings provides investment capital to companies in Guyana, including Caricom Bottling Company. Dr. Safeek has also worked in leadership roles for Caricom Cement Company and Caricom General Insurance. He has worked in Georgetown to build infrastructure for economic development for his country and its people during his long career in investing and business.
Joshua Safeek knows the perils and struggles that small beverage manufacturing companies deal with. Many new beverage companies have small operations that are largely built by hand by the founders of these companies, often starting with a small manufacturing base and growing as more retailers are intrigued by the products enough to put them on its shelves. Joshua Safeek funneled money from his investment group Safeco Holdings into Caricom Bottling Company so that it could provide uncontaminated, safe water to people at low prices. Once a beverage company can get its products on the shelves in major shopping centers, as Caricom Bottling has, it can expand to develop new products and improved operations.
Joshua Safeek is both a Guyanese and American citizen, thanks to his 15 years he spent in the United States to earn his education and develop the experience he would need to help his native Georgetown, Guyana with its economic development struggles. He moved back to Guyana in 1997.
