Ramona Tenpow
Administrative Officer, CARICOM Energy Unit
Ms. Ramona Tenpow is a national of Guyana with over eight years of experience in the Administrative field. Ms. Tenpow provides administrative support to the Energy Unit towards the effective and efficient implementation of the CARICOM Energy Programme. Ms. Tenpow holds a Bachelor of Social Science in Business Management from the University of Guyana.
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