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The Liquidity Problem in Private Markets: Why Caribbean Businesses Must Plan Earlier for Exits, Valuation and Investor Confidence

Executive Summary Private companies are the backbone of Caribbean economies. They create employment, preserve family wealth, serve local communities, support regional trade, and often represent the largest source of enterprise value for founders and shareholders. Yet many of these companies face a major strategic challenge: illiquidity. A business may be profitable, growing, and valuable on...

The 12-Point Caribbean Resilience Playbook: A Synthesis for Entrepreneurs and Boards

A few days ago, this series opened with a single observation from the Inter-American Development Bank’s 2026 Latin American and Caribbean Macroeconomic Report: that resilience is not immunity. The Caribbean entered 2026 with the strongest external scoreboard in years — sovereign spreads at 209 basis points, inflation largely contained, unemployment near historic lows, currencies appreciating...

Anchored Expectations: How Caribbean Entrepreneurs Should Read the New Monetary Landscape

In Article 6 of this series, I argued that the capital structure which worked in 2021 will not work in 2026 — and that the refinance, the hedge, and the equity raise belong on the next board agenda. This week, the series turns to a less visible but equally consequential question: what does it mean...

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...

How a Growing Caribbean Enterprise Cut Audit Delays Through Stronger Data Readiness

  A composite engagement narrative from Dawgen Global’s Audit & Assurance practice — illustrating how the ORVPS™ Audit Readiness Framework transforms year-end scramble into year-round reporting discipline. Executive Summary A growing Caribbean enterprise had entered a familiar trap: each annual audit was completed, but each cycle had become more disruptive than the last. Supporting schedules...

RESILIENCE CODE™:  Building Businesses That Survive and Thrive Through Caribbean Crises — The Complete Framework

The Caribbean is the most disaster-exposed region on earth per capita. Hurricanes, floods, volcanic eruptions, seismic events, political instability, pandemic disruptions, global economic shocks, and climate-related business interruptions are not hypothetical planning scenarios for Caribbean businesses — they are recurring operating realities. Yet the overwhelming majority of Caribbean SMEs have no documented business continuity plan,...

Energy-Rich, Reform-Poor? Dissecting T&T’s Business Readiness Deficit in a Post-Boom Era

B-READY 2025 CARIBBEAN SERIES  TRINIDAD & TOBAGO   The Paradox of Resource Wealth and Regulatory Lag Trinidad and Tobago occupies a singular position in the Caribbean economic landscape — an energy-exporting powerhouse whose per capita income substantially exceeds most of its regional neighbours, yet whose business environment data tells a story of institutional inertia and...

The Efficiency Paradox: How Barbados Outperforms in Operations but Lags in Governance Delivery

  B-READY 2025 CARIBBEAN SERIES  BARBADOS The Small Island, Big Ambitions Challenge Barbados has long cultivated a reputation as one of the Caribbean’s most business-sophisticated economies — a hub for international financial services, a destination for high-value tourism and regional headquarters, and a nation with governance institutions that punch above their size. Against this backdrop,...

Business Readiness in the Balance: What the World Bank’s Latest Global Index Reveals About Jamaica’s Investment Climate

B-READY 2025 CARIBBEAN SERIES : JAMAICA A Moment of Global Reckoning Every year, the World Bank’s flagship business environment assessment forces governments, boardrooms, and development advisors to confront an uncomfortable truth: good intentions and written laws are no substitute for operational reality. The Business Ready (B-READY) 2025 report — the second edition of a planned...

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