We’re a new business - a fresh approach from Cable & Wireless - and we offer a new promise to our customers. A promise that we’ll use our international credentials to bring the best technologies to this region and build products and services that make Caribbean people’s lives better; and a promise that we’ll deliver the best service and the best communication services across the board - from landline to mobile and from broadband to TV and entertainment.

For business and enterprise customers, we provide fully tailored communication solutions, which help solve real business issues – from cost reduction to customer acquisition – and enable them to develop.

We’ve transformed into a new kind of telecoms company. With a new management structure (populated with the best and brightest people the region has to offer), improved customer service and exciting new products and services, such as our ambitious 3G network roll out; the change we’ve made runs a lot deeper than just our name.

From today our aim is to do more than provide the people of the Caribbean with a fixed line phone at home, sell mobile handsets or provide broadband. We’ll continue to do those things (we’re a business after all), but we believe that the Caribbean deserves better than that, so our aim is to make the Caribbean a better place, better for our customers, better for our colleagues and better for the communities that we serve.

Right now, LIME is making things better in Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Montserrat, St Kitts & Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Turks & Caicos.

A key employer in the region, we have more than 3500 colleagues across our 13 markets, who spend every day making things better for our two million customers. We offer first priority for recruitment and promotion to Caribbean residents and give our colleagues world-class training and development opportunities and recognition.

From standing at the centre of recovery efforts during times of national emergency to investing more than US$5million in to major carnivals, which celebrate culture, music, dance and ‘Caribbeanness’, LIME works tirelessly to make things better for Caribbean communities. Our LIME Green campaign will reduce our carbon footprint and we’ll make sure every child in every one of our markets has access to a computer with an Internet connection, so they have access to a world of education.

It’s time for LIME.