Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Milo Butler and Sons Investments, Damian Butler expressed faith in Grand Bahama while addressing the Grand Bahama Business Outlook event this week.
Butler told those in attendance, “the future of Grand Bahama hinges on its viability, the ability to thrive and prosper. It is a future shaped by the seeds of investment sown in the soil of opportunity today. Lest we make it sound so easy and matter of fact please note that viability however is a journey that unfolds over time.”
The Chief Executive added that the redevelopment of the Winn Dixie and Grand Union buildings by his company should stand as a beacon of hope in Grand Bahama. “The dream came to fruition through a collaboration with the Grand Bahama Port Authority, AML and a public private partnership with the government of The Bahamas. We aim to catalyze the economic revitalization, create employment opportunities and drive growth in the community. With a total projected investment of roughly $12 million, we envision a future where these buildings serve as pillars of economic activity and community engagement.”
Butler also expanded on his company’s vision for Freeport, Grand Bahama saying, “we envision a downtown Freeport bustling with activity where modern architect seamlessly integrates with historic landmarks. A vibrant hub for residence and visitors alike. Achieving this vision necessitates an environment where resilient businesses can flourish.”
