WILLEMSTAD, CURACAO:---- DNV is strengthening its presence in the Caribbean with the appointment of Wesley Eleonora as Caribbean Relations Partner, based in Curaçao.
With this step, DNV responds to the growing regional demand for local support combined with international expertise. From Curaçao, Wesley Eleonora will focus on strengthening relationships with organizations, governments, and other stakeholders, and on facilitating access to DNV’s services.
The role focuses on connecting regional needs to appropriate solutions, based on concrete challenges and market developments. Collaboration with local organizations and partners is central to this approach.
Organizations across the Caribbean are increasingly facing the need to meet international standards in areas such as quality, safety, sustainability, and digital development. DNV supports this through services in certification, assurance, risk management, and advisory.
This includes support with internationally recognized standards and schemes such as ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 14001 (environment), ISO 45001 (health & safety), ISO 22301 (business continuity), ISO 42001 (AI management), ISO 27001 (information security), ISO 22000 and FSSC 22000 (food safety), as well as IFS and other relevant frameworks.
“In the Caribbean, trust and collaboration are closely linked to local presence,” said Wesley Eleonora. “By being closer to organizations in the region, we can better respond to their needs and contribute to sustainable growth and development.”
Wesley Eleonora brings over 16 years of experience in digital transformation and advisory across the Caribbean. He works closely with governments, public organizations, and businesses, focusing on connecting local challenges with sustainable and internationally proven solutions.
With this appointment, DNV reinforces its commitment to the region and its ambition to contribute, together with local partners, to the continued development and strengthening of organizations across the Caribbean.
