Andrew Gioannetti is a reporter based in Trinidad & Tobago, focusing on local news and events. He writes for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday and Wired868, covering a wide range of topics including sports, politics, crime, and culture. With a keen eye for detail and a dedication to providing accurate and informative reporting, Andrew keeps his readers up-to-date on the latest happenings in the region.
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Andrew Gioannetti's journalistic focus is primarily on local news, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and government announcements. His articles often cover a wide range of topics including sports, music, business, and social issues within Trinidad & Tobago.
Pitch ideas to Andrew could include coverage of local events such as sports competitions or cultural celebrations, analysis of government policies and their impact on the community, or features about individuals making a positive impact in various fields within Trinidad & Tobago. Additionally, providing insights into ongoing issues like minimum wage concerns or challenges faced by businesses in the region would likely be well-received.
Given his strong emphasis on covering local stories that resonate with the community in Trinidad & Tobago, pitches should reflect an understanding of the specific interests and concerns relevant to this area.
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By: Andrew Gioannetti
AMERICAN Chamber of Commerce of TT (Amcham) president Stuart Franco has called on the business community to shift from compliance-focused safety measures to a people-centred approach to address the root … Continue reading Amcham: 90% of workplace accidents caused by tiredness, insufficient training
By: Andrew Gioannetti
Employees should be able to take a mental health day like any other emergency, and employers should facilitate them if they want the best from their workers. Some private-sector leaders … Continue reading Trade Minister, Amcham to employers: Invest in mental health support programmes
By: Andrew Gioannetti
THE WEST Indian Tobacco Company (Witco) emerged as a top honoree, winning a prestigious sustainability award and an honourable mention, at the American Chamber of Commerce of TT's (Amcham) 14th Excellence in Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Awards on November 10.
THE Joint Chambers, comprising four of the country's largest business lobby groups, has partnered with Sewa TT to help provide water to flood-affected communities.
A PAIR of tries from the eventual MVP Karlon “Tank” Alexander summed up an outstanding season for Caribs Rugby Football Club, who emerged victorious in their Caribs Rugby Sevens tournament on November 17.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
THE Tunapuna/Piarco Regional Corporation's (TPRC) annual week-long celebrations began on November 17 with a vibrant military parade and a reception at the National Racquet Centre, Tacarigua.
WORKERS at the Port of Port of Spain downed tools again on November 18 and demonstrated outside the Ministry of Works and Transport to demand better wages and working conditions.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
SAN JUAN Jabloteh, one of Trinidad and Tobago's most celebrated and recognisable sports clubs, is set for a grand return to football's top tier when the TT Premier Football League (TTPFL) kicks off in just over two weeks.
DIANNE Joseph, president of the TT Coalition of Services Industries (TTCSI), has made her intentions clear: her time at the helm will be deliberate and finite.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
THE ACCOUNTING profession must adapt to rapid technological and global changes, positioning itself as a leader in innovation and sustainability.
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