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Investing in her cultureShe’s traveled around the world and is now back home, promoting Virgin Islands crafts and culture in Frederiksted St. Croix. |
Feature StoriesRichard Branson's Moskito IslandRichard Branson paid a reported $19 million for the 125-acre Moskito Island, near his Balinese style resort on Necker Island. Now he wants to create another resort to showcase the best approach to green building. Click for more. Protect your great ideasIt is one thing to daydream about a great idea, like a new and better mousetrap that will make you millions, but quite another to turn it into a profitable venture. If you’re trying to license the rights you run the risk that some rat may steal your idea. Here are a few pointers to avoid being caught in your own snare. Click for more. Maestro of marriageShe takes care of everything from the license to the limousine- and dozens of details and flourishes in between. She’s a maestro of marriages, a wizard who transforms a couple’s fantasy into magical moments they never forget. Debra Williams founded her business, Fantasia Weddings and Honeymoons, in 1990, which specializes in weddings in St. Thomas. Click for more. U.S. SBA offers on line courseThe U.S. Small Business Administration offers online training access contracting opportunities for small businesses, including those owned by women, minorities, disadvantaged individuals and veterans. Click for more. Mark Hansen carving a niche from tropical hardwoodsHe’s carved out a niche for his extraordinary wooden products, with artistic detail and island durability. Architects, contractors and homeowners in the Virgin Islands call on Mark Hansen when they’re seeking something both beautiful and functional. Click for more. More opportunities for USVI and Puerto Rico small businessThe Obama Administration has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that minority-owned and small businesses, including women- and veteran-owned businesses, have access to government contracts. Click for more. Reviving an old gem in St. CroixJack Pickel, an attorney and land developer, who moved to St. Croix, from Las Cruces Mexico about five years ago, didn’t plan on buying the Danish townhouse, which dates back to the 1750s, and has been operated as a hotel since 1948 Click for more. |
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