AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEntrepreneurship & Trade: Eight business owners received keys to units at the new Entrepreneurial Zone in Huntums Ghut, with the incubator set to support start-ups and emerging firms for two to four years while the Trade and Investment ministry helps strengthen operations. STEM & Youth: Five Elmore Stoutt High School students will represent the Virgin Islands at the 2026 FIRST Global Challenge in Incheon, South Korea, tackling wildfire prevention through robotics and engineering. Local Politics: The People’s Leadership Movement named retired educator and construction professional Clifton Forbes as its candidate for the Third Electoral District. Marine & Built Environment: The RDA says Bottlebrush and Verawood Bulnesia trees will replace DeCastro Street’s current species because roots sit under sidewalks and parking lots, risking damage during the improvement project. Business & Culture Exports: Mama Maisa’s Pepper Sauce is spotlighted for bringing Caribbean heritage from the U.S. Virgin Islands to U.S. markets through festivals and partnerships. Finance & Corporate Services: WISeKey shareholders approved redomiciliation to the British Virgin Islands, moving the group’s public parent from Switzerland to BVI. Real Estate (BVI): Concierge Auctions announced an 18+ acre beachfront BVI estate on Virgin Gorda—two neighboring properties sold together or separately.
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