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Aug 04, 2018 Letters
Dear Editor
I see Dr. Mark Bynoe has returned to continue his contribution to nation building. Dr. Bynoe is a proven professional, unquestionable patriot, brilliant academic and a humble gentleman. In addition, he is highly respected by Guyana’s private sector.
I recall him providing invaluable service to their umbrella organization some years ago. Many in the leadership of the Private Sector Commission lamented his departure.
Incidentally, I notice a gentleman from the legal fraternity whom I’m told like Mark, a decent individual, is acknowledged with deference in several quarters as an authority on oil and gas; following a relatively brief specialized exposure to the discipline.
My simple understanding of management is; it’s a science which is artfully applied to achieve stated objectives.
I am confident Dr. Bynoe will deliver to the satisfaction of his employer and stakeholders.
Yours faithfully
Derrick Cummings
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