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Participants in the Youth Climate Summit initiative are halfway through this yearlong programme and have made impressive strides in their understanding of conservation, sustainability and climate justice. On May 21, they returned to the Bermuda Under...

It is starting to feel even more like the 1970s in Britain as the threat of nationwide rail strikes this week amplify the already unsettling feeling stemming from high inflation and slowing economic growth. While there are some important differences ...

For the first time in a while, I was a bit hesitant to write simply because I seemed to have become stuck on the same subject of leadership and, like the CNN news drama, stuck on leadership to the point of nausea. But then, I guess, as long as illogi...

My wife and I had three biological children starting 30 years ago, and then, five years ago, we became foster parents to a young boy whom we legally adopted when it became clear that he needed a permanent home. I call him “son” and he calls me “Dad”,...

It is actually perfect for Stephen Curry’s legacy tale that it took four championships until he won the NBA Finals MVP award. It challenges you, once again, to contemplate his greatness differently. He is his own genre of alpha, not a checklist legen...

Wealth starts with a vision and a plan the whole family can engage in. The earlier you start thinking about building a legacy, the better. In this two-part series, we break down the nuances of building generational wealth, financial planning and addr...

Bermuda is part of a global village, and as importantly, we are part of a regional village. One of the countries that is close to us in more ways that one is the Turks & Caicos Islands. Located some 850 miles to our southwest, TCI is an archipelago o...

“The forest was shrinking, but the trees kept voting for the axe because its handle was made of wood and they thought it was one of them.” — Unknown Bermuda, somewhere along the line, we as a society have lost our way. We have continuously elected ...

“Who are you to judge me and the life I live?” — Bob Marley Unconscious bias is commonly defined as the ideals, attitudes and associations we hold subconsciously that often greatly affect the way we see, feel and interact with other individu...

When I learnt I was successful in getting a job at Cable & Wireless in 1980, my family and I were ecstatic. This was my first full-time employment and the company had a great reputation in training young Bermudians. In fact, shortly after joining, I ...