BCCEC In Action Blog

Published by Youri Kemp, The Nassau Guardian, November 25th, 2025 The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Confederation (BCCEC) has a new chairman, Don Williams, following the Chamber’s annual general meeting and board of directors election on November 20, 2025. A release from the BCCEC said: “This year, the Chamber received an overwhelming number of nominations for the board of directors, leading to an exciting election race. Don Williams of Island Run Bahamas Ltd. wa

The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Confederation (BCCEC) hosted its 2025 National Conclave of Chambers of Commerce in The Bahamas on Friday, November 7, 2025 , uniting business leaders, government representatives, and young professionals from across the islands. The day focused on strategies to build a resilient, future-ready Bahamas, with a particular spotlight on the opportunities and challenges faced by the Family Islands. Morning & Opening Attendees arrived

The BCCEC Monthly Brief is here, your roadmap to success. Don't wait, get immediate access to crucial updates, deep-dive market insights, and new opportunities designed to accelerate your growth in the Bahamian business landscape. News report on Glover-Rolle urges expansion of digital culture Minister of Labour and the Public Service, Pia Glover-Rolle, said at the National Conclave of the Chambers of Commerce 2025 last Friday that the expansion of the digital culture will dr

Published by Royann Dean, ONWARD Advisors, September 30, 2025 Using Them to Enhance Your Brand QR, short for “quick response”, codes aren’t exactly the newest tech in the business world. They’ve been around for years. (And if you remember their particular usefulness when it came to exchanging BlackBerry Messenger pins, congratulations — you’re officially old.) But all jokes aside, QR codes have seen a significant resurgence in popularity  recently, and they’re one of our top

Published by Royann Dean, ONWARD Advisors, July 25, 2025 Design thinking is a problem-solving approach that involves empathy for the user, experimentation, and iteration. It's a way to go about creating products, services, and experiences that people actually want and need. Companies that employ design thinking are able to create better products and services, and ultimately, drive growth and success. In a nutshell, design thinking is all about putting the user first . It's a

Published by Youri Kemp, The Nassau Guardian, November 13, 2025 The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation (BCCEC) said yesterday that any future wage increases must be linked to productivity in the private sector. Dr. Leo Rolle, executive director of the BCCEC , in a statement to Guardian Business, said that Minister for Labour and the Public Service Pia Glover-Rolle’s comments on future wage increases being linked to increases in productivity from workers