GB airport operator ‘well ready to move’
http://www.tribune242.com/news/2023/oct/16/gb-airport-operator-well-ready-move/
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10, 2023
Nominations are open for Business Excellence Awards
See Nominations Details Below: Business Excellence Awards Criteria and Nomination Form 2023
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10, 2023
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10, 2023
UK TRADE MISSION TO GRAND BAHAMA
UK Trade Mission on Grand Bahama - The Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Grand Bahama Port Authority, Limited, hosted a delegations of 20 business person on Wednesday, October 4th, 2023. Following the meeting, the delegates visit a few of our industrial companies such as: The Freeport Container Port, Grand Bahama Shipyard [...]
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09, 2023
CIF Expo – Bahamian Business Special
Dear Business Leader(s) Caribbean Export Development Agency (CEDA) has developed an expo package for Bahamian businesses to support their participation at CIF 2023 and their ability to leverage the CIF platform to connect and engage with attendees. See the attachment for further details. CIF Expo - Bahamaian Business Special
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09, 2023
September Business Meeting
September Business Luncheon Meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 27th, 2023 at 12:30 p.m., Pelican Bay Hotel. Meeting Registration Form: https://gbchamber.org/business-luncheon-form/
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08, 2023
GB Chamber calls for Government and GBPA to meet
GB Chamber calls for govt and GBPA to meet https://ewnews.com/gb-chamber-calls-for-govt-and-gbpa-to-meet
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08, 2023
August Business Meeting
The Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce and its members extend a hearty thank you to Ms. JoEllen Laryea, Manager (Ag)-Partnerships, Advocacy and Reporting, Caribbean Export Development Agency, for the informative business luncheon meeting, which was held today. Members and guests learned and networked.
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The Royal Bahamas Police Force paid a courtesy call on the Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce President
On Monday, July 24, 2023 Sgt. 3346 Gibson and PC 4796 Wiggins of The Royal Bahamas Police Force paid a courtesy call on the Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce President, James Carey, to discuss the vagrants issue in the downtown area. L-R: Sgt. 3346 Gibson, President Carey and PC 4796 Wiggins.