AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSpace & Connectivity: Blue Origin says its Quartz network has successfully tested the first three ground stations, with Bermuda included, as it plans to expand to nine sites by year-end. Subsea Internet: Google unveiled “Americas Connect,” adding new cable systems across the Caribbean and Americas, including a Bermuda link via the Canoa system connecting the Dominican Republic to Bermuda. Education & Skills: Bermuda’s Steam Academy wrapped up a hands-on STEAM summer, with a new track for ages 13–15 featuring math, trades and electrical engineering plus career visits. Higher Education Pathways: Bermuda College signed an agreement with UK’s Hartpury University/College to enable a 2+2 route for eligible students and sports-related progression. Healthcare Workforce: Bermuda Nurses Association and other voices are pushing for stronger advanced nurse practitioner roles to improve access and reduce pressure on primary care. Road Safety: Government announced a strategy targeting a 50% cut in serious injuries and deaths by 2030, while MPs urge publication of the plan and measurable delivery details. Local Tech & Commerce: A Bermuda engineer is launching Cove.bm, an island version of an Amazon-style purchasing and same-day delivery service. Business & Finance (Bermuda-linked): Hamilton Insurance reported Q2 results, while Golar LNG (Hamilton) announced a dividend and a major EPC deal for its next FLNG unit.
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