Business View Caribbean l Feb 2023

123 124 BUSINESS VIEW CARIBBEAN VOLUME 10, ISSUE 2 BUSINESS VIEW CARIBBEAN VOLUME 10, ISSUE 2 PAPER PLAST I C PRODUCTS to be able to create programs that employees will be able understand and implement on onboarding with little face to face training. With the company running at a high-capacity level in the next three to four years, they want to grow a presence in three to four countries and increase its Ecommerce presence in North America. Another project, about 60% completed, is the buildout for P3 Paper Plastic Products to sell products on Amazon and Walmart. They also want to attract the attention of other e-commerce sites like Shopee and Lazada [which are based in Asia]. To conclude, Flemming wants to touch upon mental health and gratitude, “Where I’m from, a lot of people that look like me but aren’t in the same position economically speaking, do not have the chance or opportunity to grow. So, I’m grateful every day to have the opportunity to wake up and do what I do, with the mindset and values that I hold dear. I try to push the limits and boundaries of what Caribbean people can do, and one day I will own a company that operates in Asia and, eventually, the world.” We hope to one day supply cruise liners like Virgin Voyages, TUI and be featured in global hotel and restaurant chains.