The Guyana Customs House Brokers Association hosted a successful BBQ and fun day on October 20th, fostering camaraderie among brokers and attendees. The event brought together members in a relaxed setting, offering an opportunity to unwind and strengthen relationships. Attendees enjoyed good food, drinks, and lively conversations, reflecting the association's commitment to unity and collaboration within the industry. The day was filled with a festive spirit, as seen in the shared smiles and interactions.

The brokers the annual fun day fundraiser at Malteenoes Sport Club on 20th October with aims to bring together brokers and member of the public in a day filled with fun and excitement.

The Guyana Customs House Brokers and Clerks Association held its AGM on May 4th, re-electing Colin Moore as President for a second term. Moore urged members to focus on unity, improve standards, and remain competitive amidst the country’s rapid economic growth, particularly due to opportunities in the Oil and Gas sector. The new executive team aims to build partnerships with the Guyana Revenue Authority, regulators, policymakers, and international organizations to enhance trade facilitation. The elected executives include Vice President Christopher Matthias, Secretary Donna Chung, and several committee members.

On January 7, 2023, the Guyana Customs House Brokers and Clerks Association held its inaugural dinner and awards ceremony, recognizing 22 retired and long-serving brokers and clerks for their dedication. Notable awardees included Ronald Ramcharran, the first Licensed Broker, and Past Presidents Andrew Thorne and Morris Bart. Female pioneers, Ingrid Bristol and Loretta Desir-John, were also honored for their contributions to the industry.

President Colin Moore emphasized the importance of professionalism and integrity, highlighting the Association's growth through partnerships with key stakeholders like the Shipping Association of Guyana and the Private Sector Commission. Comptroller of Customs, Rohan Beekhoo, underscored the crucial role customs brokers play in handling increased imports and exports due to Guyana's oil discovery and other growing sectors like agriculture and manufacturing.