AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTourism & Luxury Investment: Cap Juluca (Belmond) in Anguilla will reopen on October 10, 2026, launching its 40th-anniversary season with a new beach-bar rum (CAP RUM in partnership with Sint Maarten’s Topper’s Rhum), a Guerlain spa “Caribbean first,” and a December chef residency by James Beard winner Gregory Gourdet. Regional Skills & Jobs: The OECS Advanced Digital Skills Scholarship Programme opens September 10 and runs to September 20, offering Anguilla and other OECS citizens advanced training and certifications across areas like AI, cybersecurity, cloud, fintech/blockchain, data analytics, UX/UI, and digital marketing. UK Overseas Territories Politics: 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 talks spanning economic/financial services resilience, climate preparedness, and citizen wellbeing. Public Finance Transparency: Anguilla’s top political salaries were published, showing the Premier at EC$386,478 annually, with ministers and other officeholders listed alongside notes on allowances and vehicle fuel arrangements. Fraud & Investor Risk (Regional/Global): US authorities arrested a former tax-startup CEO accused of a $13M+ investor fraud scheme, alleging fake credentials and revenue claims used to fund personal purchases including a Tesla and a Caribbean wedding on Anguilla.
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