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Directors Elected at the AGM of 24 May 2012
Deryck Murray – Chair Deryck Murray is a Consultant, Employee Benefits with Guardian Life of the Caribbean Ltd. He served as a career diplomat in the Foreign Service of Trinidad and Tobago in the period 1978 to 1989. Mr. Murray is also well known as one of the heroes of the halcyon days of West […]
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Deryck Murray appointed new Chair at TTTI AGM on Thursday 24th May, 2012
Deryck Murray, former diplomat and West Indies Cricket Vice-Captain was elected the new Chair of Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute at their Annual General Meeting last night. The meeting was held at the Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain. Murray replaces Richard Joseph whose tenure ended after serving two terms as Chair. Joseph continues as […]
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Report on Activities: August 2011 – May 2012
This report outlines the activities of the Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute (TTTI), the national chapter of Transparency International (TI), undertaken in the period between 12th and 13th Annual General Meetings of the Company. These activities were carried out following, for the most part, the strategic decisions set out in the Strategic Frameworks 2010-2012 and […]
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Address by Karl Hudson-Phillips to the TTTI Annual General Meeting, 2012
Some two weeks ago I was approached to deliver this address, I was grappling with the question of how I should respond to a call made by some of my colleagues to accept nomination once more for the Presidency of the Law Association. As most of you must be aware, there have been accounting problems […]
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Chair’s Remarks, TTTI’s Annual General Meeting, 2012
His Excellency Arthur Snell, High Commissioner for the UK, Her Excellency Lucita Moeniralam, Ambassador for the Kingdom of The Netherlands, members of the diplomatic corps, Mr. Karl Hudson Phillips SC, Feature Speaker, Mr. Ken Gordon Chairman of the Integrity Commission, honored guests, past and present Directors and Members of Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute, and […]
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Commonwealth Foundation and TTTI launch Accountability Toolkit
By CAROL MATROO Monday, May 21 2012 Every organisation needs to be held accountable to the stakeholders that they serve and there should be proper systems in place to ensure that this is done. The “Civil Society Accountability: Principles and Practice–A toolkit for civil society organisations in Trinidad and Tobago”, explores what accountability means for […]
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Karl Hudson-Phillips to speak at the T&T Transparency Institute Annual Meeting
Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute is pleased to announce that Karl Hudson-Phillips SC has agreed to be the feature speaker at its Annual Meeting of Members to be held at 5:00pm on May 24th 2012. Mr. Hudson-Phillips, who has held the positions of Attorney General in the Government of Trinidad and Tobago and Judge of […]
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Invitation to attend South Workshop on Implementation of CSO Accountability Systems
The Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute (TTTI) in collaboration with the Commonwealth Foundation (CF) recently developed a toolkit for Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Trinidad and Tobago to help strengthen and improve their accountability systems. TTTI is hosting a workshop for all Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) interested in using this toolkit to bring their organizations […]
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Invitation to attend North Workshop on Implementation of CSO Accountability Systems
The Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute (TTTI) in collaboration with the Commonwealth Foundation (CF) recently developed a toolkit for Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Trinidad and Tobago to help strengthen and improve their accountability systems. TTTI is hosting a workshop for all Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) interested in using this toolkit to bring their organizations […]
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TTTI’s Comments on Appointment of Acting Prime Minister
Trinidad and Tobago Transparency Institute (TTTI) notes with disappointment the selection of Minister of Works Jack Warner to act as Prime Minister, while serious allegations about his behaviour during his tenure as an international football administrator remain unresolved. In particular TTTI is concerned about the message that this appointment sends to our Nation’s youth about […]
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