Green Consciousness & Tax Incentives are Driving E-Mobility in Trinidad and Tobago
Growing consciousness about climate change and tax incentives are a winning combination to advance the shift towards electric vehicles in Trinidad & Tobago
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Alicia Taylor
Alicia Taylor is an Investment Management Lead Officer, in the Infrastructure and Energy division at IDB Invest, managing sustainable development financing projects in the energy, transportation, water and sanitation, and social infrastructure sectors throughout the Caribbean countries in which the Bank operates. Before joining the IDB Group, she was a Consulting Partner providing Financial Advisory and Strategic Planning services. Preceding this, she was Head of Scotiatrust & Merchant Bank Limited. In her extensive banking career, she has leveraged her regional and international training and experience to assist clients. Alicia earned an International MBA from UWI/Arthur Lok Jack Global School of Business and an Undergraduate Honours degree BSc. Management Studies from the University of the West Indies (UWI- Trinidad).
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