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The following addresses were made at previous William G. Demas Memorial Lecture Series in the memory of William G. Demas, a former President of the Caribbean Development Bank:
"Increasing the Caribbean's Human Capital in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Fields: The Pivotal Role of Mentoring" by Professor Patricia A. Martin-DeLeon, - May 18, 2010 - Nassau, The Bahamas
What Now for Caribbean People and their Leaders? Reflections on the Current Economic and Social Crisis: A Gender Perspective by Professor Rhoda Reddock - 26th May, 2009 Foreword to the Tenth William G. Demas Lecture - Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands
Thoughts on Private Sector Growth in Caricom by Dr. Marshall Hall - 27th May, 2008
“Caribbean Integration in a Global World: The Role of Research Networks” by Maureen O'Neil - 29th May, 2007
Putting Things Right and the Caribbean Court of Justice by the Rt. Hon. Mr. Justice Michael de la Bastide - 16th May, 2006
“The Development Glass: Half Empty or Half Full”; Perspectives on Caribbean Development by Professor Clive Y. Thomas - 2005
Re-Engineering Caribbean Cultural Enterprises/Institutions: Agenda for the Future by Professor Rex Nettleford - 11th May, 2004
The Prospect for Health and Wealth in the Caribbean by George A. O. Alleyne - 13th May, 2003
Small Economies in the Face of Globalisation by José Antonio Ocampo - 14th May 2002
Poverty Reduction in Small Countries: What is to be Done? by Gerry Helleiner - 24th May,2001
“Changing Perceptions of Development: Their implications for the Caribbean” by Sir Alister McIntyre - 11th October, 2000
In an effort to commemorate the contribution of William Gilbert Demas to Caribbean integration, and to perpetuate his memory, CDB has instituted this series. The main objectives of the lecture series are to encourage a sharing of ideas on key socio-economic issues and to stimulate new vision for our Region.