The world economy continues to grow, not only in complexity but
in competitiveness. Although the British Virgin Islands is
recognized as a significant contributor to global
wealth, the country continues to face headwinds in the
race to keep pace with evolving trends in technology, education,
infrastructure, and data stewardship. To maintain (and grow) its
relevance in the world economy, the BVI can no longer ignore
deficiencies in its domestic economy and expect to compete,
effectively. Change and investment must occur.
When viewing BVI's prospects for economic development, the
horizon looks endless. Change and investment simply needs vision
and proactive, intelligent management to ensure it is implemented
and adopted. How the Territory chooses to take hold of advantages
and act on opportunities will make a world of difference in its
ability to race against the headwinds.
