BASSETERRE, St. Kitts and Nevis – July 10, 2026 – A new era of enterprise digital support has launched in the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis, as former regional telecommunications provider C&W Business has officially rebranded to Liberty Business. The rebranding milestone, announced at a special stakeholder event attended by senior government officials, industry leaders, key partners, enterprise clients and local media, celebrates the next chapter of an organization that has served the Caribbean nation for generations.
This shift is far more than a superficial name change, company leaders emphasized during the launch. It represents a full strategic evolution that positions the brand as a trusted digital advisor and strategic technology partner, focused on enabling sustainable, long-term growth for businesses operating in an increasingly interconnected global digital economy. Liberty Business operates under Liberty Caribbean, a regional subsidiary of Liberty Latin America that also manages well-known consumer brands Flow and BTC across more than 20 Caribbean markets.
Susanna O’Sullivan, Vice President of North Caribbean for Liberty Caribbean, noted that the launch of Liberty Business builds on a 100-plus-year legacy of connectivity and development support originally established by Cable & Wireless Communications in St. Kitts and Nevis. For more than a century, the organization has played a central role in linking people, businesses and local communities, while driving both economic expansion and social progress across the Federation.
That legacy has accelerated dramatically since the organization joined Liberty Latin America in 2016, a transition that has unlocked billions in regional investment for network modernization, expanded digital infrastructure, and deployment of next-generation connectivity across the Caribbean. Today, Liberty Caribbean manages one of the region’s most extensive communications networks, anchored by approximately 50,000 kilometers of combined subsea and terrestrial fiber optic infrastructure that connects more than 30 regional markets. This extensive footprint delivers resilient, secure, high-performance connectivity to businesses and communities across the Caribbean.
O’Sullivan explained that for modern enterprises in St. Kitts and Nevis, connectivity has evolved beyond basic access to the internet. It is now a foundational business asset that enables higher productivity, protects critical corporate data, supports distributed hybrid work models, enables seamless adoption of cloud technologies, and builds the operational resilience required to compete in the modern digital economy.
Lorraine Mitchell, Country Manager for Flow St. Kitts and Nevis, added that the Liberty Business rebrand reflects the organization’s ongoing commitment to helping local organizations navigate digital transformation with confidence, by delivering technology solutions tailored to the unique operating needs of Caribbean businesses.
“Today’s enterprises need far more than just an internet connection,” Mitchell said. “They require a partner that understands their growth ambitions, helps them mitigate evolving cyber and operational risks, and delivers technology solutions that drive tangible, meaningful business outcomes.” The organization serves a broad cross-section of sectors across St. Kitts and Nevis, including government, tourism, financial services, education, healthcare, and small and medium-sized enterprises. Its core goal is to provide the technical expertise, digital infrastructure, and innovative solutions that help organizations grow, streamline operations, and maintain resilience in an increasingly competitive global market.
Under the unified Liberty Business brand, the organization has consolidated a full integrated portfolio of enterprise-focused solutions, including advanced high-speed connectivity, industry-leading cybersecurity, cloud services, data center infrastructure, managed IT services, enterprise mobility, and unified communications tools. This consolidated offering is designed to meet the rapidly evolving needs of modern business and government customers across the region.
Shelton Flash, Director of B2B for North Caribbean at Liberty Caribbean, highlighted that the launch of Liberty Business underscores the company’s strong confidence in the long-term economic future of St. Kitts and Nevis, and its commitment to serving as a long-term strategic partner for the country’s digital development.
“As local businesses continue to adopt new transformative technologies, Liberty Business will be there to listen to client needs, provide strategic guidance, build resilient infrastructure, protect critical assets, and connect organizations to global markets,” Flash said. “Together with our customers and regional partners, we look forward to helping build a smarter, stronger, and more connected future for the entire Federation.”
As a regional leading communications and technology provider operating under Liberty Latin America, Liberty Caribbean serves more than 20 markets across the Caribbean, delivering broadband, mobile, video and voice services to residential consumers through its Flow and BTC brands. Through its B2B division Liberty Business, the company delivers enterprise-grade connectivity, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and data center solutions to businesses and government entities, supporting broad-based economic growth in an increasingly digital world. With a regional legacy spanning more than 150 years, Liberty Caribbean remains deeply rooted in local communities across the region, delivering robust network infrastructure, personalized local support, and customized solutions that align with the unique needs of the populations it serves.