A five-star skyscraper resort that is instantly recognisable all over the world would signal strength, attract visitors and potentially draw billionaire investors to Cayman, according to Justin Howe, executive vice president of Real Estate Development and Operations for Decco, Dart’s development arm.
The definition of a good father is one that can change, depending on who you ask. For some, he’s the man who is always there – participating in the lives of his children, unwavering in his love and in his presence. For others, it’s the dad who dedicates his life to the health, wealth and happiness of his family by continually putting their needs first.
Meet four of these great dads who balance careers at Dart with the role of the modern-day father. They all agree that the definition of a good father is a man who devotes himself to family and who aims to raise sons and daughters that will one day become responsible, productive and conscientious citizens of the world.
Dart Chief Executive Officer Mark VanDevelde recently announced the recipients of the inaugural Dart Grants valued at CI$250,000. Special Needs Foundation Cayman received this year’s CI$50,000 Dart Grant in support of its Inclusion Programme. Eight additional local non-profit organisations received CI$25,000 Dart Grants.
Even paradise can get a little cloudy, particularly between June and November which is hurricane season in the Caribbean.
However, the weather doesn’t have to halt business activities provided companies have effective contingency plans in place to ensure safety, security, and business continuity.
The Cayman Islands’ first-ever Cayman Billfish Rundown awarded more than US$260,000 in cash prizes to 14 teams hailing from both local and international shores. Held May 14-17 on Grand Cayman, 41 teams registered in the sportfishing tournament, presented by Hurley’s Media Ltd., Dart and The Residences at Seafire.
Relocating a more than 50-foot tree, roots and all, is no easy task. It takes careful pruning, attention and some heavy equipment.
When Vista del Mar property owners Malcolm and Angela Swift, however, learned that the Dart organisation was interested in a tree located on their property, they decided to take on the task.
