"Before returning to The Bahamas, he was a member of the Goldman Sachs Investment Banking teams in both New York and London. He holds a master’s in business administration from Stanford University (2018) and a bachelor’s degree from Morehouse College where he graduated as Salutatorian in 2014."
He was am member of Goldman Sachs banking team both in London and New York? He graduated 2014 and even though he was busy on the team he had time to do a MBA or did he join the team afetrwards? Emmmmm!
If he did join afterwards, he did not hold much of a position (apprentice maybe?). Even if he joined in 2014 he would not have that much decision making experience yet. Why not have at least 10 or 15 years of experience before taking on such a position?
Brave's actions speak for themselves. His daughter is not at the hospital that he is in. Just as she is monitoring him from one state to another in the US why not from her hospital to Doctors Hospital in Nassau?
Answer: Brave has no faith in our hospital system. If he believed in "his people" he would have stayed.
The question is what will the government do next? It must have a plan to test frontline staff (police, nurses and doctors, immigration and customs officers) more often because that is where the major spread has come from.
Business will not survive anymore lockdowns and there should not be a need for anymore if the government would test these workers on a regular once or twice a week basis.
Economist says...
"Before returning to The Bahamas, he was a member of the Goldman Sachs Investment Banking teams in both New York and London. He holds a master’s in business administration from Stanford University (2018) and a bachelor’s degree from Morehouse College where he graduated as Salutatorian in 2014."
He was am member of Goldman Sachs banking team both in London and New York? He graduated 2014 and even though he was busy on the team he had time to do a MBA or did he join the team afetrwards? Emmmmm!
If he did join afterwards, he did not hold much of a position (apprentice maybe?). Even if he joined in 2014 he would not have that much decision making experience yet. Why not have at least 10 or 15 years of experience before taking on such a position?
On Young professional appointed Family Office CEO
Posted 3 September 2020, 1:10 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
I agree there should be no reason for the 102 location pending number.
It is evidence that they have no idea what they are doing. Screams of incompetence.
Makes one wonder if this same incompetence is the cause of a number of deaths.
I suspect this is why Brave Davis went to the US for treatment. Sad, because he has had a large part to play in our current health facilities.
On 61 new COVID-19 cases and one death reported on Wednesday
Posted 3 September 2020, 11:57 a.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
Shut it down. We need the Bahamasair money for food, health services and assistance for those out of work.
Thousands of us and a couple hundred of them. Shut it down, get real.
On Bahamasair chief says company’s financial state is ‘very rough’
Posted 27 August 2020, 7:47 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
Brave's actions speak for themselves. His daughter is not at the hospital that he is in. Just as she is monitoring him from one state to another in the US why not from her hospital to Doctors Hospital in Nassau?
Answer: Brave has no faith in our hospital system. If he believed in "his people" he would have stayed.
On ‘Brave is making progress’
Posted 25 August 2020, 10:04 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
The question is what will the government do next? It must have a plan to test frontline staff (police, nurses and doctors, immigration and customs officers) more often because that is where the major spread has come from.
Business will not survive anymore lockdowns and there should not be a need for anymore if the government would test these workers on a regular once or twice a week basis.
On Lockdowns have worked for us, says Thompson
Posted 25 August 2020, 5:48 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
Good job Mr. Sands.
The people of Grand Bahama are greatful for your determination and not giving up on the island.
On Sands Beer back in production by September-end
Posted 25 August 2020, 5:05 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
Sure why not bunch up all the heavy breathing people into a space when you can reduce the density.
Ahhh, but "this is for your safety and health".........emmmmm I must be missing something here?????
On Govt issues new Family Island Emergency Order provisions
Posted 24 August 2020, 9:26 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
Yes, 600 jobs is worth much more than the lives of 390,000 Bahamians, amazing is it not.
Sick minds, very sick minds.
On UPDATED: Sandilands nurse dies of COVID-19
Posted 22 August 2020, 5:46 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
***“We do not know the extent or number of Covid-19 infections in the Bahamas. Confirmed Covid-19 cases are only a percentage of the total."***
Finally, a government department that tells the truth.
And why don't they know?
Because the government is not testing. It is the private sector that has more than doubled the number of tests done in The Bahamas.
People are dying because of the negligence of people like Dahl Regis who didn't want to buy tests from Cayman because the price was too high.
And we have the money. the Minister of Toursim and Aviation was just talking how the government is now spending $7.5 million a month on Bahamasair.
On UPDATED: Sandilands nurse dies of COVID-19
Posted 22 August 2020, 5:20 p.m. Suggest removal
Economist says...
This is so pathetic.
Insted of doing proper testing so that the Country can get covid 19 under control we allow it to spred and then make everyone shutdown.
The average man is without money and without dignity as he or she is forced to beg the politicians for food.
BTW, Minister how about paying their utility bills as well.
On Grand Bahama food distribution programme expanded with Urban Renewal
Posted 21 August 2020, 9:18 p.m. Suggest removal