Above: (L‑R, front row) Reyanne Sobers, Vice President, Consumer & Business Sales, TSTT; Keino Cox, Acting CEO, TSTT; Felisha Thomas, President, PSA; Kern Dass, Chairman, TSTT; and Debra Thomas, Chief Human Resources Officer, TSTT with PSA Executive and members. Photo courtesy TSTT.
Public officers play a central role in keeping the country functioning, and the demands of modern life increasingly require reliable, affordable digital services. Recognising this, Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT), has partnered with the Public Services Association (PSA) to launch an exclusive Affinity Plan designed to deliver convenience, value, and access to PSA members.
The launch, held during the PSA’s anniversary week at the TSTT Hospitality Suite at the Queen’s Park Oval, was led by TSTT’s Reyanne Sobers, Vice President of Business and Consumer Sales. Sobers outlined the structure of the Affinity Bundles, explained the savings available to members, and highlighted how the bundled services simplify the management of everyday digital and home security needs.
Speaking at the event, TSTT CEO (Ag.) Keino Cox said, “We are launching a converged product designed specifically for PSA members—a bundle that brings bmobile, Amplia, and bmobile Secure together in one simplified offer. At its core, this plan delivers CVA: Convenience, Value, and Access. As we continue our transformation from Telco to TechCo, our mission is clear: to provide citizens with the digital tools they need to participate fully in today’s world, support those who support our nation, and make technology an enabler of opportunity, not a barrier.”
The PSA, the country’s largest union, represents more than 16,000 members across over 100 public service organisations. Through this partnership, members now have access to convenient, set bundles that combine mobile, broadband internet, TV/landline, and home security services at discounted rates. The bundles are designed to support members at different stages of life, including young officers beginning their careers, families managing multiple users at home, home-based workers and small office operators, and retirees seeking affordability and peace of mind.
PSA President Felisha Thomas underscored the broader impact of the initiative for members and their families. “This initiative is not just about discounts or perks; it is about making life easier for our members. When public officers thrive, families and communities benefit. When we support our members, we are investing in the future of Trinidad and Tobago,” she said.
Thomas also acknowledged TSTT’s approach to the partnership, noting, “Every collaboration we build is an opportunity to lighten the load our members carry. I thank TSTT’s leadership and team for their openness and commitment to delivering real value to our membership.”
Reflecting on the significance of the partnership, TSTT Chairman Kern Dass said, “Public officers perform an essential role in safeguarding and advancing the wellbeing of our country. Through this collaboration with the PSA, we are ensuring that those who serve are supported with dependable, accessible digital and home security solutions. This initiative reflects a partnership built on trust, teamwork, and a shared commitment to the future of Trinidad and Tobago.”
The TSTT–PSA Affinity Plan is now available to eligible PSA members, marking a collaboration focused on delivering practical, people-centred benefits that support the realities of everyday life.
