Chamber moves to save Bahamian businesses facing closure over succession challenges
NASSAU, BAHAMAS: The Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Confederation (BCCEC) is moving to prevent established Bahamian businesses from shutting down due to retirement and succession challenges, launching an initiative to connect owners with prospective buyers, investors and a new generation of entrepreneurs in a bid to preserve jobs, investment and longstanding enterprises. The Chamber…
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