TSL and The Tamana InTech Park One Step Closer to a knowledge-based economy

Partly geared to attract core groups of foreign investors to a world class quality enterprise, this eleven hundred acre light eco-developed park that is academic and research focused is located at Wallerfield, a former United States World War II Air Force Base. This Park will soon become the home of innovation and success to key technology contributors in the territory of ICT and Industrialized solutions. More so, The Tamana Park will uniquely satisfy a mix of environmental appeal representing 30% of green along with industrialization.

The Tamana InTech Park has been sectioned into a four part institution to cultivate a group environment, consisting of Information and Technology (ICT) & Knowledge Based; High Value Manufacturing; Agro-Industrial and Mixed Use. Trinidad and Tobago will be the premier address in the Caribbean for US, Canadian and European businesses.

The people profile of this drive consist of a number of exceptional individuals including our very own Chairman and CEO of The TSL Group, Nicholas Galt. Close to 300 employees with in 14 companies throughout the region and now Central America and establishing entrance into both the Middle East and West Africa, the TSL Group is a top ICT solution provider. Technologies such as videoconferencing solutions, Automated Security Systems and Communications Signage, quality Outsourced Services for Payroll and Human Resource Management, a full suit of Document Management Services, products ranging from call cards to banners and analytical DNA software to creating 3D images for seismic data for the energy sector.

"What has always helped is that we see ourselves not just as a national or a regional player. We have always had a global view, a vision that what we create here can be as competitive and as valuable as anywhere in the international marketplace," says Galt.

Along with: Rampersad Motilal - CEO of Methanol Holdings Trinidad Limited CEO of the largest Methanol producing company in the world.

Keith Thomas - Executive Chairman, Neal & Massy ICT Group Ltd.

Gabriel Williams - Winner of the University of Trinidad and Tobago's Innovation and Entrepreneur 2008 Award.

Chris Avey - Kairi Blooms, Botanist, Chris works with the University of the West Indies in developing a wide variety of Anthuriums that endure different climate conditions.

Pelham Goddard - Agra 9 Studios, Music Producer, a self-taught musician who has been at the forefront of musical and technological innovation.

Professor Compton Seaforth - University of Trinidad and Tobago Faculty the driving force behind world changing research in herbal medicine.

Dr. Ronald Henry - Advanced Cardiovascular Institute (ACI), Cardiologist. Dr. Henry opened the first Cardic Catheterization lab and heads ACI.

The success of this project would not be even near possible with out these great minds to back it. Outstanding innovators coming from Trinidad & Tobago are the future of The Tamana InTech Park and force towards a knowledge-based economy.

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Tamana InTech Park will be built on the former WW TT US Airbase at Wallerfield the largest eco-industrial park in the region.

Tamana's eco-friendly design balances physical development with the natural environment.

Renderings of e TecK's flagship building. Its award-winning design includes on-site daycare, banking and fitness centres.

Tamana's advanced IT and communications infrastructure offer a diverse range of benefits to all its tenants and visitors.

At the center lies a fully-designed Butterfly Emporium which will provide as an attraction as well as a place to advance the study of the area's unique ecosystem.