Get to know us!

At the Guyana Customhouse Brokers Association, our mission is to represent and support the customs brokerage industry in Guyana by fostering a collaborative environment for knowledge sharing, advocacy, and professional development. We are dedicated to upholding high standards in customs procedures and facilitating smooth, compliant trade operations. Our vision is to be the leading force driving innovation and excellence in customs brokerage, contributing to the growth of Guyana’s economy through efficient international trade.

Founded in 1993, the Guyana Customhouse Brokers Association has been at the forefront of customs brokerage for decades. Our history reflects our commitment to improving industry standards, advocating for fair regulations, and promoting ethical practices in customs procedures. Over the years, we have grown from a small group of pioneers into a robust network of professionals united by a common goal—to streamline customs processes and support the development of Guyana’s trade infrastructure. Explore our journey from our humble beginnings to becoming the voice of customs brokers in the country.

The leadership of the Guyana Customhouse Brokers Association is driven by a dedicated team of industry experts who bring years of experience and knowledge to the table. Our Board of Directors is committed to advancing the interests of our members and the customs brokerage community at large. Learn more about our directors, their roles, and their contributions to the association’s strategic direction and success.

The Guyana Customhouse Brokers Association is proud to collaborate with key local and international organizations that share our commitment to advancing the customs brokerage profession. Our affiliations enable us to access the latest global best practices, provide our members with valuable resources, and advocate effectively on behalf of the industry. Discover our network of partners and how these collaborations contribute to a more efficient and competitive customs environment in Guyana.