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This testimonial is about the latter, the hands on consulting work that shapes everything we build. Thanks to Marcelle Smart who has been an amazing sponsor and transformation lead. This client story is one of several, more to come as we showcase our work and key projects.

Before we talk product, let's talk about the work behind it. Dataffluent is two things: a platform built for emerging market data, and a Data Solutions team that has been in the field with real organisations for years. #DataSolutions #DataDrivenDecisions #CaribbeanTech

What a lovely surprise! It is truly an honour to see my name on the list alongside ministers, CEOs, and institution-builders. Congratulations to all the women. Thank you for the recognition🙏 #grateful

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Proud moment: our Founder Raquel @QuelzSeville has been named to the Businessuite Women 2026 Power & Influence 100, recognised for building in the Caribbean data economy. Data-driven analysis is shaping the region's future. Honoured to be counted. 🔗 businessuiteonline.com/businessuite-w…

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Proud moment: our Founder Raquel @QuelzSeville has been named to the Businessuite Women 2026 Power & Influence 100, recognised for building in the Caribbean data economy. Data-driven analysis is shaping the region's future. Honoured to be counted. 🔗 businessuiteonline.com/businessuite-w…

The #retirement funds of developed nations are building #AI infrastructure. Ours are not. Canadian and Australian pension funds put nearly USD 2bn into AI data centres in early 2026. Caribbean funds: nothing. The barrier is not capital. It is conditions. dataffluent.com/caribbean-pens…

These founders are making waves in tech: founders across AI, Finance, Media, Design, Travel & building tech communities who are shaping the future of the region. #dataffluent #femalefounders #NYTechWeek @caribbeantechco

⭐️Big congratulations to our CEO and founder Raquel Seville for being featured as one of the "40 Caribbean Tech Stars". In honor of #NYTechWeek, Carib Biz Network partnered with Caribbean Tech Collective to spotlight 40 extraordinary founders of Caribbean heritage...

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Highest per-visitor spend in the Caribbean at US$5,321. This isn't culture that happens to make money. It's an economic sector with data to prove it. Check out our latest research article where we dive into the numbers.

Jamaica Carnival posted J$165.7B in total economic impact for 2025. A 48% jump in one year. #CaribbeanEconomy #carnival dataffluent.com/carnival-by-th…

A business with a website is visible to the internet, to AI systems, to search engines, and to every prospective customer who has never heard of it before. That is a fundamentally different level of reach, credibility, and resilience. #dataffluent #caribbeansme

Google AI Mode just hit 1 billion users. It reads websites as the source of truth. The gap is no longer a missed opportunity. It is a liability. A business on #socialmedia only is visible to its followers.

Over 400k Caribbean businesses registered. Active domains across the same markets? Fewer than 30k. 🔗dataffluent.com/rented-land-go… #Caribbean #GoogleAI

China limits its own kids to 40 mins of TikTok. Swaps the feed to science and history. The version they export to us? No limits. The Caribbean needs policy. Not panic. #Caribbean #DigitalPolicy #Jamaica #Dataffluent

305.9M people reached during IShowSpeed's Caribbean tour. Jamaica: 89.5% internet penetration. Youth screen time: 7+ hours daily. dataffluent.com/305-million-im…

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Our latest research brief breaks down where recovery stands, what the Hormuz crisis means for local farmers, and what government, businesses, and households can do before June 1. #Jamaica #FoodSecurity #HurricaneSeason

Jamaica survived Melissa. But survival is not security. 6 months on: 1/3 of households still food insecure. Fertilizer prices up ~60% from the Hormuz crisis. Hurricane season opens June 1. The next storm would not land on a recovered country. dataffluent.com/jamaica-food-s…

@XMoney move toward a “compliance passport” that lets #fintechs like @SendanaGlobal expand across #CARICOM without restarting the licensing journey in every market. Creators and consumers need to keep demanding better; their switching behavior is the clearest sign of where future $ flows

Banks need to fix the underlying experience that @XMoney exposes: real‑time transfers, FX transparency, and digital onboarding that assumes customers can switch, not that they are captive. Regulators need to accelerate sandbox regimes, modernise e‑money and payments licensing, &

When @XMoney meets an under‑served #Caribbean, who wins: local banks or global super‑apps? We break down the data and the creator economy impact, with sharp insights from @moniquepowell, founder @SendanaGlobal. 📈 🔗 dataffluent.com/xmoney-and-the…