by Linda Straker
- Summit theme is “CBI Resilience”
- Caribbean Investment Summit 2024 runs from 22–25 May 2024
- Summit will offer industry a place to navigate investment migration challenges
Representatives from companies as well as individuals working in the Citizenship by Investment sector and or investment migration programmes will gather in Grenada from 22–25 May 2024 for a summit where they will discuss and explore the latest trends, share insights and forge strategic partnership.
Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell in a video welcome message on the Caribbean Investment Summit 2024 (CIS24) website said, “This year we are not just hosting a Summit, we are creating a timely platform for dialogue, innovation and regional collaboration in the investment migration industry.”
Thomas Anthony, Chief Executive Officer of the Investment Migration Agency formerly called the Citizenship by Investment Unit, said the summit will offer those in the industry a place to come together, so they can respond to market shifts, adopt an innovative approach and navigate the challenges of the investment migration space. “We are working towards making the citizenship by investment programme more adaptable and sustainable despite the changes in the global market and increasing oversight from the EU, UK and the USA,” he said in a video message on the summit’s page.
Participants will include CIU Heads, Prime Ministers, global investors and industry innovators. The 4-day event at the Radisson Grenada Beach Resort Conference Centre will offer a comprehensive platform enriched with data-driven insights, cutting-edge market trends and expert-led discussions.
“Participants will gain unparalleled access to actionable intelligence, strategic partnerships and the latest innovations, setting in a new benchmark for excellence and collaboration in the CBI landscape,” said the website.
Organised by THr5 XP LLC, a USA based event marketing and promotions agency, and OPEN Interactive Inc, an events organiser based in St Kitts and Nevis, the summit will among other things, empower delegates.
The summit’s website stated: “CIS24 not only promises to navigate the intricacies of investment migration but also to empower delegates with the knowledge and connections needed to thrive in a global context, making it an indispensable event for anyone involved in the CBI sector.”
“This assembly is dedicated to fostering resilience, encouraging market alignment, spurring product innovation and enhancing risk management through a curated programme,” the organisers promised.
The CIS24 theme is “Resilience: Strengthening the Adaptability and Sustainability of Caribbean Investment Migration in the Face of Global Market Changes and Increasing Scrutiny from the EU, UK, and USA.”
When a person criticise a government and a Pm,they need to quantify their statement with facts to give validation. What are your expectations from a government that is not half way through their term in office?
Politics are too often govern by old men who cannot resist the temptation of keeping their nose out of the cash register!!
What a load of ball grenade government this pm don’t care about the poor people in Grenada