28/08/2026
Beyond connectivity lies capability—and homegrown technology can help transform that capability into national growth. 🌐🇬🇩
At the 22nd Caribbean Internet Governance Forum and 5th Caribbean Youth Internet Governance Forum, our Founder and CEO, Chad Fraser, participated in the Day 3 panel, “Beyond Connectivity: How ICT Companies Can Drive Digital Innovation, Cyber Resilience and Economic Growth in Grenada.”
Chad reflected on Sonover’s 12-year journey and the measurable impact that locally developed software can have on public-service delivery—streamlining complex processes, improving efficiency and creating solutions with the potential to scale across the region.
He also issued a clear call: Grenada must begin treating technology not simply as a support function, but as a serious revenue-generating sector capable of creating high-value jobs, retaining local talent and transforming the economy.
Achieving that vision requires intentional investment, greater opportunities for homegrown and regional providers, and a more deliberate approach to technology procurement.
Featured from left to right within group-shot on the carousel:
▪️ Teah Cummings — Moderator (National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission - Grenada)
▪️ Clevon Noel (Metarelic)
▪️ Cameron Philbert (Digital Growth Inc.)
▪️ Chad Fraser (Sonover)
▪️ Oluwatosin “Tosin” Ishmeal (Datanexis Technologies Inc)
We are proud to see our CEO contributing to this important conversation alongside fellow leaders helping to shape Grenada’s digital future.
Connectivity is only the beginning. What we build with it is what moves Grenada and the Caribbean forward.