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Government Relations Services in Grenada
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Grenada Investment Development Corporation Gidc
Initially called the Grenada Industrial Development Corporation, the GIDC was established as a statutory body to stimulate, facilitate and encourage the establishment and development of industry. On October 5, 2016, the Government of Grenada, through an Act of Parliament (Act No. 30 of 2016), gave GIDC its new name and mandate as an Economic Development Corporation. Now rebranded as the Grenada Investment Development Corporation, our primary responsibility is to promote and facilitate foreign and local investments in Grenada through a curated and specialized range of investment services to include policy advocacy on behalf of investor clients. The Corporation is also responsible for supporting the local MSME sector by fostering and facilitating new, emerging and existing Micro Small and Medium-sized Enterprises. Today, the Corporation continues to be governed by a ten-member Board of Directors that includes a Chairman and a Deputy Chairman appointed by the Minister with responsibility for Finance.
11 to 50 staff
Grenada Office Of Creative Affairs
The Grenada Office of Creative Affairs is a division of the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development. Our mandate is to create a favorable environment for the development of Grenada’s cultural and creative industries. The Office of Creative Affairs is responsible for developing policies and legislation for the development of the creative industries. We work to facilitate linkages between the Creative industries and other sectors and to provide concessions and other economic incentives for the Creative industries. We also raise awareness about Creative Industries, build the capacity of creative entrepreneurs through training programs, seminars, and other activities, and establish and manage a creative industry registry and business networking platforms. In addition, we create funding opportunities and promote information about existing funding opportunities for the creative industries, support the export of creative goods, and encourage the internationalization of the sector. We also support ongoing research activities in the Creative Industries.
1 to 10 staff
Ministry Of Finance Grenada
The Ministry of Finance, Government of Grenada is the central agency responsible for managing the nation’s public finances and driving sustainable economic growth. Our mandate includes formulating fiscal and economic policies, preparing and executing the national budget, ensuring effective revenue collection, and promoting accountability and transparency in financial management. Through strategic planning and sound governance, we aim to strengthen economic stability, support national development priorities, and improve the quality of life for all citizens. With divisions such as the Inland Revenue Division, Customs & Excise, and the Budget and Policy Unit, the Ministry works collaboratively with public and private stakeholders to foster innovation, enhance financial literacy, and ensure effective use of national resources. We are committed to building a resilient Grenada by advancing policies that encourage investment, create opportunities, and safeguard the country’s long-term prosperity.
201 to 500 staff
Grenada Office Of Creative Affairs
We’re the Grenada Office of Creative Affairs (GOCA), the government agency leading the growth of Grenada’s cultural and creative industries. From policy to programmes, we support professionals across the Creative and Cultural Industries — from designers and musicians to filmmakers, artisans, and cultural entrepreneurs — through grants, training, incentives, and strategic partnerships. We focus on: • Policy, legislation & economic incentives • Training, funding & capacity building • Creative networking & sector linkages • Research, visibility & export readiness Follow us for updates, opportunities, and the stories shaping Grenada’s creative economy.
1 to 10 staff
