CAMEX Restaurant Inc. has added a new outlet to their international franchise with the commissioning of the Church’s and Dairy Queen (DQ) building at Diamond, East Bank Demerara on Saturday.
Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Camex Restaurant Inc. Lisa Insanally, told the Sunday Chronicle that this is just a small step in what the corporation hopes to achieve moving forward.
With numerous locations across the country, the opening of the new outlet marks the company’s eighteenth Church’s Chicken as well as their tenth Dairy Queen.

This milestone is accompanied by the employment of approximately 400 hundred Guyanese countrywide. Insanally explained that the company’s biggest driving force is their customers, as well as the people they have trained and employed.
“We are the only fast-food franchise that has ventured out to places like Bartica and Berbice. We went years ago where nobody was going. We are the biggest fast-food company and we have the most stores,” Insanally told this newspaper during an interview.

According to her, expansion plans are in the pipeline.
“We are continuously expanding. We just opened Leonora and we have opened here and we are going to be opened in Soesdyke soon. We also plan to renovate our old stores. We have been around for 17 years.”

Insanally has high hopes for the new location at Diamond.
“I think this new location will have a huge impact. Because if you look around since we started working people have been passing and asking daily. In Diamond, there are several thousand people living in there alone.”

Also speaking at the launch was the Director of training and staff development, Dawn Braithwaite, who emphasised the company’s continued dedication to service.
“We are franchise holders, because of that we have to keep in line with what the franchise is worth. We take persons on; you do not have to come with any sort of experience because we will teach you everything. What we ask you to do is to come with a pleasant personality, a smile and an interest in people and dealing with people.”