Sport Industry TT - Results from #9

Kibwe Trim (second from right), former professional basketballer and founder of DreamChaser International Foundation interacts with brothers Zion Nicholas, left, and Israel Nicholas, right, recipients of the Scholar Athlete of the Year Award 2020 from the DreamChaser International Foundation, alongside their father Kieno Nicholas at the annual TT Olympic Committee Sport Industry Conference 2020, held at the Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain, last Thursday. - ROGER JACOB

Details: Sport Business TT; 12 March 2020

There is money to be made in sport, from the individual, administrative and commercial levels, and it starts with viewing sport as more than just a game.

Kibwe Trim, former professional basketballer and founder of DreamChaser International Foundation, second from right, with brothers Zion Nicholas, left, and Israel Nicholas, right, recipients of the Scholar Athlete of the Year Award 2020 from the DreamChaser International Foundation, alongside their father Kieno Nicholas at the annual TT Olympic Committee Sport Industry Conference 2020, held at the Hyatt Regency, Port of Spain, on Thursday. - ROGER JACOB

Details: Sport Business TT; 08 March 2020

FORMER professional basketballer Kibwe Trim believes for sport to develop in TT three aspects must be taken seriously – mindset, preparation and branding.

SHARING HIS EXPERIENCE: In this flashback photo, former pro basketballer Kibwe Trim, left, presents a copy of his book to TTOC president Brian Lewis at Trim’s alma mater, St Mary’s College, in 2017.

Details: Sport Business TT; 08 March 2020

Mindset, preparation and branding.

Details: Sport Business TT; 04 March 2020

For the middle class and above it’s called multiple income streams. For the poor and working-class it’s called “hustle”.

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