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Critical Minerals, Critical Choices: What Caribbean Boards Must Decide Now

In Article 3 of this series, I argued that the Caribbean firms that will compound earnings over the next decade are the ones rebuilding their workforce around AI fluency. This week, the series turns from the internal to the external — from talent and productivity to the most important structural opportunity now opening in front...

The AI Skill Premium : Reading the Caribbean Job Market the Way the IDB Reads It

In Article 2 of this series, I argued that the Caribbean’s growth model — built for sixty years on more workers rather than better-deployed workers — has expired. With working-age population growth slowing across CARICOM, productivity is now the only remaining growth lever. This week, the question becomes: which workers, with which skills, will lift...

The Productivity Imperative:  Why Caribbean Firms Cannot Grow Through Headcount Anymore

Last week, in the opening article of this series, I argued that the Caribbean has built genuine resilience but is operating with thinning buffers. Several readers wrote to me afterwards with a related question: where, exactly, will Caribbean growth come from in the next decade if the macro tailwinds keep fading? The answer is in...

Resilience Is Not Immunity: A Caribbean Boardroom Playbook for 2026

Earlier this year, the Inter-American Development Bank published its 2026 Latin American and Caribbean Macroeconomic Report under the title Resilience and Growth Prospects in a Shifting Global Economy. It is one of the most important documents Caribbean entrepreneurs will read this year. The headline finding is genuinely good news: the region has entered 2026 with...

Recovery Velocity Score™: How Fast Can Your Capital Architecture Recover?

The most consequential observation from our advisory work over the eighteen months since Hurricane Melissa is the one we did not expect to be making. We expected, going into the post-Melissa recovery period, that the Caribbean enterprises with the strongest pre-stress capital architectures would produce the strongest recoveries. We expected the diagnostics already established in...

Bank-Plus-Bond-Plus-Guarantees: Building a Resilient Caribbean Capital Source Mix

Caymas Holdings Limited — the name is composite, the structure is real and recognisable across the regional conglomerate landscape — is a Caribbean integrated consumer-goods enterprise that has been my advisory work intermittently over a number of years. The group sits at approximately US$280 million in consolidated revenue and operates across three principal business lines....

ESG That Is Not Financed: Aligning Sustainability Commitments with Capital Architecture

Reserve Bay Hospitality Group — the name is composite, the events are real — is a Caribbean integrated hospitality enterprise I have spent considerable time advising. The group operates four properties across two territories: a five-hundred-and-twenty-room flagship resort on a Jamaican north-coast site, a smaller boutique sister property at one hundred and forty rooms on...

The Liquidity Stack:  Why Cash Alone Is Not a Liquidity Strategy — and the Five-Tier Architecture That Replaces It

Tidewater Maritime Group — composite name, real engagement — is a Caribbean integrated shipping and logistics enterprise we have advised through three iterations of its capital structure. The group operates a fleet of seven container and break-bulk vessels covering inter-island routes between Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados, and the Eastern Caribbean, plus terminal handling operations at three...

Six Months Without Revenue:  The Liquidity Test Every Caribbean Board Should Run — and the Capital Resilience Index™ That Scores It

Harbour Industries — the name is composite, the facts are real — is a Caribbean light-manufacturing group I have spent considerable time advising over the past decade. The group operates three production facilities across two territories, employs approximately 540 staff, generates annual revenue of US$94 million, and earns adjusted EBITDA of approximately US$11 million. Its...

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