• Today & Tomorrow Today & Tomorrow
    Today & Tomorrow Cable & Wireless Communication’s business in Macau, CTM, has signed a ten-year operating agreement, giving them the chance to develop the services they offer the country.
  • Above & Beyond Above & Beyond
    Above & Beyond An employee of LIME volunteered to go to Haiti to help out after the earthquake.
  • Live & Learn Live & Learn
    Live & Learn LIME in the Cayman Islands has donated free high-speed internet to an after-school programme.
  • Speaking & Listening Speaking & Listening
    Speaking & Listening Cable & Wireless Panama organises the National Oratory contest together with the Ministry of Education. In 2009 the competition was won by a 16-year-old schoolboy.
  • Rapping & Breaking Rapping & Breaking
    Rapping & Breaking In June 2010 1,841 people gathered together at the Macau Forum to set a new Guinness World Record for the largest group rap.
  • Speed & Delivery Speed & Delivery
    Speed & Delivery The Monaco Grand Prix happens each May. Monaco Telecom provides mobile and broadband services for the drivers, teams, broadcasters and visitors.
  • Wind & Fire Wind & Fire
    Wind & Fire Panama harnesses solar and wind power to operate radio bases, making it possible for areas currently lacking a constant supply of electricity to have reliable communications.
  • Track & Field Track & Field
    Track & Field For the first time in its history, the CARIFTA Games 2010 were broadcast live across the Caribbean
  • East & West East & West
    East & West 'East-West' cable in the Caribbean will more than double carrier capacity in the region.
  • Direct & Digital Direct & Digital
    Direct & Digital Monaco Telecom creates a digital viewing revolution for residents of the Principality.
  • Giving & Receiving Giving & Receiving
    Giving & Receiving Dhiraagu wins International Award for its innovation mobile Zakath Application.

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Lord Davies report

We are supportive of the recommendations in the Lord Davies report but not the implementation of quotas for FTSE companies.

Our policy is that we recruit based on merit with the quality of the candidate being a primary consideration. When recommending the appointment of new directors to the Board, the Nomination Committee considers a number of factors including the size of the Board, the balance of Executive and Non-executive Directors, the skills, knowledge, experience and diversity already represented and the likely future requirements.