Gizzada Limited
Our name since the beginning — the same one you’ll find in the press coverage below.
Proof / Company facts
Who we are, told plainly.
The company behind the work: where we come from, what the public record shows — dated and linked — and how to get every other answer straight from us.
Public identitySince 2017
JMJamaican companyOperating roots
CGChristopher GayleCo-founder
JCJoel ChristianCo-founder
03Independent recordsLinked below
Every source below is dated and linked
At a glance
The essentials.
The heart of the matter, in one place. When we work together, the proposal puts the specifics of your engagement in writing.
2017
Building since 2017 — long enough to have shipped, stumbled, learned and stayed.
Jamaica
A Jamaican transformation and engineering company, working outward from Kingston.
Christopher + Joel
Christopher Gayle and Joel Christian founded Gizzada — and still lead the work.
Working session
Talk to Us reaches real people and books a working session — not a ticket queue.
Transformation + engineering
Gizzada works across people, process, data and software rather than treating the requested interface as the whole system.
The team
The five of us.
The people who put their names on the work. Meet us properly on the About page — and in person, before anything is signed.
Christopher Gayle
Chief Executive / Technology Officer
Joel Christian
Chief Operating Officer
Victoria Gregory
Marketing Director
Cory Mills
Art Director
Warren Honeywell
Media Director
Independent public record
A dated trail outside this website.
We didn’t write these — others did. Each record is dated and linked; read them in their own words.
Seedstars Kingston 2017
Seedstars’ event record identifies Get There by Gizzada Limited as the second-place company in Kingston.
Open Seedstars recordJamaica Observer profile
The Observer profiles Christopher Gayle and identifies his work through Gizzada Limited.
Open Observer recordCaribbean National Weekly company profile
The profile describes Gizzada as a Jamaican software company established in 2017 and names the five-person team at the time of publication.
Open CNW record When we engage
What we put on the table.
Contracting identity
Our proposal states the exact contracting entity, address, jurisdiction, tax treatment and authorized signatory — before you have to ask.
Assigned team and capacity
We name who performs each role, their availability, the accountable lead and the continuity arrangement.
Relevant references
We arrange reference conversations matched to the kind of system, risk and operating duration you’re considering.
Delivery evidence
Repository, milestone, testing, acceptance, infrastructure ownership and handover expectations are written into the proposal.
Security and insurance
The controls, independent assessments, policies, insurance and contractual commitments your context requires are stated in the agreement.
Commercial boundary
Scope, exclusions, intellectual-property treatment, licensing, payment milestones, support and exit terms are made explicit — so neither side has to infer.
What belongs in the room
Some answers deserve a conversation, not a webpage.
Team shape today, commercial terms, references, the particulars of your engagement — these change with context, so we answer them directly and put them in writing when we talk. What we won’t do is pad this page with impressive-sounding figures nobody has stood behind.
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