Attorney James Bond eyes lead role in local chess

By Errol Tiwari On In Chess with Errol |
Attorney-at-Law James Bond (left) and the CEO of Silicon Green Frankie Farley are models of concentration as they play a game of chess last Thursday. Bond hopes to become the next president of the Guyana Chess Federation. Bond, Farley and some others, operating at the pinnacle of a management structure, believe that collectively they can influence the nature of, and goodwill for chess in Guyana. Bond is an avid chess player, who has supported the game in the past. Chess elections will be held on Sunday, March 26.
Attorney-at-Law James Bond (left) and the CEO of Silicon Green Frankie Farley are models of concentration as they play a game of chess last Thursday. Bond hopes to become the next president of the Guyana Chess Federation. Bond, Farley and some others, operating at the pinnacle of a management structure, believe that collectively they can influence the nature of, and goodwill for chess in Guyana. Bond is an avid chess player, who has supported the game in the past. Chess elections will be held on Sunday, March 26.

Our destiny offers, not the cup of despair, but the chalice of opportunity. – President Richard Nixon, first inaugural address January 20, 1969.

Attorney-at-law and popular city street chess player James Bond is aspiring to lead the royal game into the future at the apex of the Guyana Chess Federation (GCF). Bond is teaming with social entrepreneur and Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Green Frankie Farley, also an accomplished tournament chess player with overseas experience. GCF elections will be held on Sunday, March 26.