A Guyanese-owned and -operated firm, International Group Investment Inc. (IGI) has emerged victorious in the Guyana Licensing Round 2022, winning bids for two shallow water blocks (S5 and S10). Dr. Levi Wilson Odoe, an attorney and international arbitrator by profession, and Esther Allison Odoe, Director and Legal Advisor, who received her legal education at Nottingham Law School in the United Kingdom and holds an LLB Hons Degree, are the organization’s leaders, according to a statement recently released by IGI Inc. Guyana.
The corporation states that it takes great satisfaction in being a dominant force in the oil and gas, education, construction, and agricultural sectors. Within the building industry, it claimed to have obtained a “reputation for transforming dreams into reality, whether it’s creating stunning residential spaces, innovative commercial developments, or vital road infrastructure.”
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According to IGI Inc., the sector is aware of how important it is to boost economies and enhancing lives. Sustainability and environmental stewardship are given top priority in the exploration, production, refining, and distribution processes with the goal of providing dependable energy solutions.
“At IGI Inc, its client-centric approach is the cornerstone of its operations. It collaborates closely with clients to understand their unique visions and requirements, ensuring that every project undertaken, whether in construction or the oil and gas sector, is tailored to meet specific goals and objectives,” according to a corporate statement, it has defined four operational pillars that will guarantee that its goals are realized when operations in blocks S5 and S10 begin in accordance with Guyana’s Local Content Policy. The supply chain, job opportunities, societal progress, and environmental sustainability are some of these pillars.
The corporation states that Guyanese candidates who score more than 70% will be given priority for employment right away, while those who don’t meet the requirements would be given consideration for outsourcing.
Additionally, it said that it plans to collaborate closely with the Guyana Centre for Local Business Development to help find qualified local contractors to help with procurement, maintenance, transportation, security, and other tasks. IGI Inc. stated that corporate social responsibility would always be at the top of its agenda in terms of societal development.
It declared its commitment to upholding ecological balance, environmental sustainability, animal welfare, protection of flora and fauna, agroforestry, conservation of natural resources, and preservation of the quality of soil, water, and air; mitigating the effects of natural disasters; and supporting non-governmental organizations that work to preserve the environment and preserve ecosystems. The Guyana government has been praised by Director Dr. Odoe for fostering an investment climate and business environment that is drawing in the world’s business community. “We look forward to a successful working partnership,” Dr Odoe noted.
