AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAnguilla Tourism & Luxury Hospitality: Cap Juluca (Belmond) will reopen on Maundays Bay on October 10, 2026, with new rum programming, a “Caribbean first” Guerlain spa treatment, and a December chef residency by James Beard winner Gregory Gourdet. Regional Digital Skills Push (OECS): OECS has opened applications for the 2026 Advanced Digital Skills Scholarship Programme (Cohort II), running Sept 10–20, with training across areas like AI, cybersecurity, cloud, fintech, data analytics, and digital marketing for eligible OECS citizens including Anguilla. UK Overseas Territories Talks in Bermuda: Anguilla Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge is in Bermuda for the Overseas Territories Caribbean Caucus (Sept 8–12), ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council, with discussions spanning economic/financial services resilience, climate preparedness, and citizen wellbeing. Public Finance Transparency (Anguilla): Anguilla’s senior political compensation has been published, showing the Premier’s annual package at EC$386,478 and other ministerial and parliamentary allowances. US Startup Fraud Case Touches Anguilla: US prosecutors say an Inglewood founder behind ComplYant App Inc. used investor money for a luxury lifestyle including a Caribbean wedding on Anguilla, as she faces federal fraud and money-laundering charges. Caribbean Arts Spotlight: Sint Maarten’s Sunshine Awards has announced its 38th annual celebration for Oct 17, 2026, themed “Black Inventions,” with nominees across the region including Anguilla’s Bankie Banx.
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