After eight years in public relations promoting projects such as the America’s Cup and Skyport’s new passenger terminal, Mikaela Pearman is going out on her own.
On July 1, she will devote herself fu...
The terror she felt when a roach flew over her head stuck with Anne Coakley long after she holidayed here in 1976.
Despite that, she said “yes” three years later when she was offered a job teaching fo...
The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation is about to launch the next cohort of their Think Like an Entrepreneur programme.
The course helps budding entrepreneurs establish goals and manage risks. ...
A framed photograph of the post-Emancipation-era shipbuilder, Charles Roach Ratteray, decorates the set of Both And (A Play About Laughing While Black).
Beside it sits another of Oswald Ratteray, whos...
For the past year, Arnaud van Dijk has been working on a survey of how well prepared countries such as the Cayman Islands, Bermuda and Malta are for net zero.
The KPMG Cayman Islands principal has qu...
Talia Iris sells her Coco Aroma Candles in five different stores on the island. Kim Lawrence sometimes offers her Zen Crystals products from her backyard. Michelle Hatherley, of Lil’ Avenues Boutique,...
Applications for the biggest ever BEDC small business incubator cohort close today.
This is the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation’s fifth Enterprise Bermuda group. Since its inception, it has g...
For 32 years Elise Outerbridge worked as spokesman, trustee and curator at Masterworks, helping organise shows, smooth over problems and often driving around staff and equipment in her car.
When she l...
Six years after legislation for the Personal Information Privacy Act was passed, Privacy Commissioner Alexander White still cannot say when it will be enacted.
It is the Government’s prerogative, not ...
Yann Pugi likes to “mess around in the kitchen”.
His brother Youenn loves music and drama.
In 2019 they combined their passions and formed Strings and Tasty Things. Since January, the brothers have be...
