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PLP statement on New York visi
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Burt forges business links in New York visit
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Opposition leader David Burt stands in front of the Nasdaq sign in New York
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Mr Burt with Jay Madhu, CEO of Oxbridge Re and Wrendon Timothy, CFO Oxbridge Re
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Mr Burt with members of the NYSSA. From left to right, Harumi Urata-Thompson, COO, Alex Urdea, immediate past chair, Phil Tayor, chair and Daniel, CEO
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Mr Burt on the set of Fast Money with Robert Phillips, managing director of Global Corporate Client Group, Nasdaq
Opposition Leader David Burt visited New York this week for a series of meetings aimed at boosting investment in Bermuda.
Mr Burt shared the Progressive Labour Party’s Vision 2025 plans at a lunch with officers of the New York Society of Security Analysts, with CEO Harumi Urata-Thompson expressing an interest in “seeing how Bermuda develops in the next few months and how we can work together”.
He met with past and potential Bermuda business partners to discuss the PLP’s plans for a technology park at Southside, as well as attracting inward investment to the island.
In addition, the Opposition Leader was invited to the Nasdaq bell closing ceremony on Tuesday, and visited the set of CNBC’s Fast Money.
• To read the full statement, click on the PDF under “Related Media”.
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Published Apr 9, 2017 at 5:41 pm (Updated Apr 10, 2017 at 11:08 am)