ACE Consulting Group

On September 19, 2025, ACE Consulting Group proudly hosted a BSO Roundtable on Workforce Development in partnership with ExxonMobil Guyana and the Centre for Local Business Development.

The session brought together key business support organisations to address how Guyana can build the skills, talent, and capacity needed to match the pace of national growth. Discussions ranged from current workforce challenges to forward-looking solutions for training, retention, and creating opportunities that benefit both businesses and communities.

Thank you to all the various representatives who shared their insights and helped set the stage for continued private sector collaboration.

Together, we’re shaping a workforce ready for the future 🇬🇾

“The government isn’t just managing growth. It is engineering transformation.” – Dr. Rosh Khan

Dr. Rosh Khan of ACE Consulting Group was invited by the Guyana Chronicle to share his insights on Guyana’s remarkable journey over the past five years. His perspective highlights not just growth, but deliberate transformation, shaping the nation's future.

We're proud to see Dr. Khan’s insights featured alongside two other dynamic and forward-thinking entrepreneurs, Matthew Gaul and Rowena Elliot.

Read the full article here:
https://guyanachronicle.com/2025/08/24/voices-of-young-entrepreneurs-on-five-years-of-transformation-2/

Voices of young entrepreneurs on five years of transformation - Guyana Chronicle This turnaround coincides with the discovery and production of offshore oil, but it is also the result of deliberate policies of the government under

Dr. Rosh Khan of ACE Consulting Group was proud to participate in and sponsor the National Small Business Week event, which was hosted by the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The event brought together business leaders, entrepreneurs, and key stakeholders to share insights and strategies for strengthening Guyana’s small business sector.

Guyana Diaspora Forum Series Launches in Washington, D.C. 🇬🇾🌍

On July 21, the inaugural 'Guyana Diaspora Forum: Building Towards 2050' was hosted at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., bringing together members of the Guyanese diaspora, U.S. and Guyanese officials, development partners, and private sector leaders.

Organized by ACE Consulting Group in collaboration with ExxonMobil Guyana, the event highlighted the importance of diaspora engagement, workforce development, and youth empowerment in advancing Guyana’s long-term development agenda.

Featured speakers included:
- H.E. Samuel Hinds, Guyana’s Ambassador to the U.S.
- H.E. Nicole D. Theriot, U.S. Ambassador to Guyana
- Dr. Rosh Khan, President of ACE Consulting Group
- Mr. Wazim Mowla, Senior Fellow and Lead of the Caribbean Initiative at the Atlantic Council
- Ambassador Sarah-Ann Lynch, Former U.S. Ambassador to Guyana
- Ms. Rosalinda Rasul, Head of the Diaspora Unit, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Mrs. Diletta Doretti, Country Representative, World Bank Group
- Mrs. Rebecca Cvikota, In-Country Project Manager, ExxonMobil Guyana.
- Mr. Keith Cort, an MIT Aerospace graduate student,
- Mr. Khishan Singh, Operations Director at GAICO Construction Inc

Our diaspora holds the insight and experience to help shape a Guyana where opportunity reaches every region. This forum was a call to action and we were very pleased by the level of participation and engagement at this event.

The Forum Series will continue in other cities globally, mobilizing a network of engaged Guyanese professionals, investors, and changemakers committed to Guyana’s future.

Stay tuned!

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ACE Consulting Group was proud to host a high-impact roundtable last Friday with Business Support Organisations (BSOs), in collaboration with ExxonMobil Guyana and the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce & Industry (GCCI).

The discussion tackled a critical issue facing Guyana’s private sector: access to finance. From surfacing challenges to proposing actionable solutions, the dialogue was candid, forward-thinking, and fueled by a shared commitment to drive real change.

At ACE, we believe that creating platforms like these is essential to strengthening local institutions, promoting knowledge exchange, and building a private sector that can grow in step with Guyana’s dynamic development.

We extend our sincere thanks to all participating BSOs - and look forward to continuing this momentum through a series of purpose-driven roundtables in the coming months. ACE and its partners remains committed to curating high-purpose engagements that actually drive results and deepen cooperation across the business ecosystem.