AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSubsea Connectivity: Bermuda welcomed Google’s Nuvem and Sol cable systems, with the government calling it a major boost for digital infrastructure, resilience, and future tech jobs. Insurance Tech & Risk: Convergence 2026 opened registration with former NOAA Hurricane Hunters leader Vice Admiral Nancy Hann set as keynote, spotlighting how weather science feeds risk and decision-making in Bermuda’s ILS sector. Public Policy for Co-ops: Economy and Labour Minister Jason Hayward outlined proposed cooperative legislation, including a dedicated Registrar of Cooperative Societies to modernize oversight and support member-owned enterprises. Space & Satellite Rules: Bermuda’s Earth Station licensing consultation remains open until June 19, aiming to align Bermuda’s satellite communications framework with international standards on spectrum, cybersecurity, and data protection. AI in Insurance Ops: OpenAI-backed start-up Poetic says AIG and SoFi are using its AI to streamline underwriting and fraud investigations with very high reported accuracy. Local STEM Boost: Bermuda Zoological Society received Google support to expand learning with tablets, drones, underwater cameras, and microscopes for conservation and data collection. World Cup Turf Science: Rutgers turfgrass research is behind many 2026 World Cup pitches, while Bermuda’s own connectivity and STEM efforts keep pace with global tech trends. Honours: Lawyer Elizabeth “Liz” Christopher received an MBE for law and justice services, alongside other Bermudians recognized in the King’s 2026 Birthday Honours.
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