In the latest in our Cayman 2.0 series, we look at how COVID-19 is sparking new ambition to put tech at the centre of Cayman’s economic recovery.

Smartphone-based food-delivery business Let’s Eat may be the first successful new venture of the COVID era.

A genuine commitment to renewable energy could help drive a green jobs revolution as Cayman seeks to kickstart the economy in the aftermath of the coronavirus crisis, industry leaders believe.

As Cayman plans its vision for a post-COVID future, ideas are emerging for a green recovery. Here we summarise some of the recommendations from various reports and advisors that they say can help grow jobs and protect the environment.

Environmental protection and economic growth have typically been viewed as opposite sides of the argument in the debate over Cayman’s long-term future.

Today, we discuss topics related to the work place, including remote working and its impact on various sectors, including real estate and immigration.

How Fountainhead decided to go fully remote, along with some benefits and challenges that other services businesses should consider when contemplating a similar move. 

One obvious side-effect of the work-from-home movement is likely to be the demand for office space.

In the latest of our Cayman 2.0 series examining how the coronavirus crisis will impact the long term future of the Cayman Islands, we examine the world of work.

A quick guide to the committee shaping the vision for Cayman's post COVID-19 future