- Dart in the News
- 05 June 2018
Camana Bay Times: Large Shade Tree Project
Dart’s investment in growing and cultivating large tree species provides much-needed shade to the landscapes of development projects.
Dart’s investment in growing and cultivating large tree species provides much-needed shade to the landscapes of development projects.
Dart Senior Vice President of Development Justin Howe, and Executive Vice President of Marketing and Communications Pilar Bush, joined government and industry leaders from the financial services, construction and real estate development, and tourism sectors at the Cayman Chamber of Commerce's annual Economic Forum.
Increasing investor demand for responsible investment is one of the biggest trends shaping the global asset management industry today. Investors are demanding portfolio solutions that, as well as minimising risks and maximising returns, also take social and environmental concerns into account.
Are you ready to dive in? The much anticipated line-up for KAABOO Cayman has finally been unveiled.
The two-day arts and entertainment experience presented by Dart in partnership with Virgin Produced is designed to appeal to all five senses with world-class music, inspiring contemporary art, hilarious comedy, mouth-watering cuisine, refreshing libations and personal indulgences.
Global pop sensations The Chainsmokers and new wave idols Duran Duran are featured as headliners for KAABOO Cayman's inaugural event, on 15 and 16 February 2019.
Ken Dart’s strong belief in the power of education was influenced by his family who long believed in the transformative power of education - both for the individual and for society in general. Dart translated this belief in the power of education into exciting programmes, initiatives and work experience – Minds Inspired; and Cayman’s pre-eminent local scholarship programme, Dart Scholar.
What may be the largest-ever festival planned for the Cayman Islands next year is expected to attract 11,000 people for each of its two days and, with them, a lot of money.
Dart has submitted planning applications for a new early childhood centre and high school facilities for Cayman International School at Camana Bay. The US $60 million expansion will almost double the school’s capacity to 1,100 students.