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TTMA President Dale Parson speaks to Business Guardian at the TTMA Head Office in Barataria.

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TTMA President Dale Parson speaks to Business Guardian at the TTMA Head Office in Barataria.

ROGER JACOB

Dale Parson: Building export capacity leads to independence

by

GEISHA KOWLESSAR ALONZO

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At 19, when most people are just beginning to chart their path in life, Dale Parson, who is now the president of the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers Association, was handed the reins of the local paint manufacturing company, Kaleidoscope, after the passing of his father, Stephen, who built it from the ground up in 1970.