With the advent of the many forms of media formats now available now more than ever we in the Caribbean
have ample opportunities to promote our Talents both within and outside of the Caribbean.
At PlentyTalent.com the intent is to promote emerging and existing talent in the creative industry and related.
The key objectives are:
1)    Encourage people to gravitate towards the creative talents within the Caribbean.
2)    Promote and feature people in the creative industry both known and unknown
3)    Grow the potential for the Caribbean to feature highly as a location of choice for the Global creative
industry
4)    To provide a forum for greater visibility for local and regional creative features, music, arts and related.
 
PROLOGUE
In 1986, UNESCO published its landmark Framework for Cultural Statistics (FCS) which was the first
comprehensive attempt to develop common methodologies to capture information about cultural activities. The
FCS seeks to provide a common structure to collect data on cultural activities that could be ultimately lead to
cross-national comparisons of cultural statistics.
The FCS defines ten distinct categories: (0) cultural heritage; (1) printed matter and literature; (2 & 3) music
and the performing arts; (4) visual arts;(5&6) audiovisual media (5 cinema and photography; 6 radio and
television); (7) socio cultural activities; (8) sports and games; (9) environment and nature. It should be noted
that “The dramatic development of  the internet, e-commerce and digital file formats in particular has
profoundly changed the way people create, work in and ‘consume’ culture over the last 20 years and any new
methodologies must take this into account.”

THE CUSTODIAN of Plenty Talent

Gavin Luke 1-868-620-8567
His past work experience in the fields of Accounting, Purchasing, Process Improvement, Control and Logistics
has allowed him to be meaningfully active in advocacy around both Sport and the Creative Industries and
hence his development of the subject of this registration i.e. Plenty Talent-Showcasing Caribbean Talent.
His main thrust can be narrowed to encouraging and empowering people to be active in pursuit of their
purpose.