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Working in The Caribbean July 2011 Issue 46 Adversity is often the impetus for creative venture, and increasingly we are discovering that out of the ashes of job loss, disappearing retirement plans, and depleted nest eggs that blue and white collar workers and young retirees alike have been badly affected by the ongoing economic hard times. This group is part of a new army of rising phoenixes who are, by necessity, creating alternative career paths, primarily as freelancers. In this interview excerpt from an upcoming book, Professional Re-invention: Creating Alternative and Freelance Careers, one former executive describes the creation of an evolving freelance career as the Nomad House Sitter, a professional international property care specialist. Read more about the world of unique alternative careers in Part 1 of this fascinating interview. Your new work and life in the Caribbean can be an exhilarating, successful experience or a nightmare. Initial research and planning are important first steps, but the crucial element to overall success is YOU - your ability to cope with cultural differences in the work place and in everyday living. Self discovery is an essential part of this process. Discover if you have the essential traits to make a go of working offshore in Caribbean Bound : The Practical Guide to Working in the Caribbean Basin (a Series). Working Around the Islands, Part 2 continues, introducing the most important factors to on the job success in the Caribbean, and that factor is cultural assimilation. The faster one understands the culture and the work environment, the faster one can make a smooth transition in to a new world, a new life and a new career. As described in part two the keys to success in your new work place are establishing mutual trust and respect... ---> read more. |
Working In The Caribbean April 2011 Working Around the Islands introduces one of the most important factors to on the job success in the Caribbean, and that factor is cultural assimilation. The faster one understands the culture and the work environment, the faster one can make a smooth transition in to a new world, a new life and a new career as described in part one of this series. Have you ever found yourself staring out of a window lost in thought, wondering what the rest of the world was like – the world outside of your mundane, dead -end job in your boring town? The answer to your dream of escaping to the tropics, to a new lifestyle and a career that will get your pulse pounding once again may be just around the corner, as you find out in A Journey Through the Caribbean, One Job at a Time. Your new work and life in the Caribbean can be an exhilarating, successful experience or a nightmare. Initial research and planning are important first steps but the crucial element to overall success is your ability to cope with cultural differences at work and at home. Discover if you have the essential traits to be successful in offshore work and life in Caribbean Bound : The Practical Guide to Working in the Caribbean Basin, an ongoing series. ---> read more. |
Caribbean Retirement Pages : Up Close and Personal, July 2010 Arnol and Edgar are the very embodiment of the emerging affluence and influence of Latin America. A new wind is sweeping across Central and South America. It carries with it the whispers of true hope, change, pride and prosperity. And they call this wind “Democracia.” Arnol and Edgar craft wooden furniture in the tiny town of El Pino, Honduras. Follow their story and interview here… ---> read more. |
Costa Rica Construction Living and building within 10 degrees of the equator has its benefits and its challenges. Hurricanes that form in the Caribbean are not likely to turn toward Costa Rica. Caribbean tropical storms either turn northward or continue westward due to the steering currents of trade winds from the east. Due to this current the tendency is for hurricanes to turn northward away from Central America. Though hurricanes rarely threaten this area, driving rain attacks structures vertically and horizontally and one still is presented with construction challenges. ---> read more. |
Belize Home & Business Opportunity For Sale Imagine your home and business right next door to each other – with this unique combination sale you can have it all! Or if you are just looking for a home,,,or just looking for an income opportunity, either property can be sold separately. Plus, this motivated owner has land in a gated community for sale as well. The owner loves Belize, having fully relocated there from Canada quite some time ago. Unfortunately, current circumstances due to illness force this owner to sell out her Belizean holdings. Her loss could be your gain... ---> read more. |
CoReLo: Pharmaceuticals, a Solid Nearshore Industry Off shoring and outsourcing! The Brand Name Pharmaceutical industry is catching the wave—belatedly. As a result, countries throughout the Caribbean Basin and Central America are lining up to get a piece of the action. Of course, when it comes to attracting pharmaceuticals or any other huge U.S. industry off-shoring is defined in terms of -staying in your own backyard-, while -outsourcing becomes near sourcing.- Pharmaceuticals In the fierce international competition for foreign investment, these distinctions have been used effectively to lure business leaders south of the border. ---> read more. |
Dominica's Sunset Bay: From Dream to Reality The event was attended by members of government, Dominica’s social elite, visiting travel agents and a few Belgian dignitaries; a large sprinkling of glitzy bling was in evidence, the night was starlit – and in Dominica's pure unpolluted air every one of those stars must have been visible. To all, it was obvious that the Sunset Bay Beach Club & Resort had arrived and was to become a major addition to the Dominica tourism product. A then-cabinet minister was heard on his cell phone lauding the efforts of owners' Roger and Marcella and instructing his staff to go find something else similar we can develop - Now! ---> read more. |
Costa Rica: A Free Trade Zone Paradise Costa Rica's Free Trade Zones are special, extra-territorial installations used for economic operations and are government designated places for companies to locate, use a country’s labor force and resources while producing goods and services, as well as importing raw materials, etc. for the manufacture, assembly or marketing of products and services to be exported. They offer a series of tax incentives, unrestricted handling of foreign currency, and a wide range of support services. ---> read more. |
Central America's Emerging Jewel Nicaragua is the emerging jewel of Central America having now experienced an 18 year period of political calm and tremendous internal reassessment and growth. There are numerous foreign investors in Nicaragua that, with the support of the new administration, are betting on this country and are responsibly investing in it, with positive and sustainable results. Logically, there's still a lot more room to grow and a plethora of opportunities to take advantage of... ---> read more. |
Discover Nicaragua: Land of Incentives and Investments Nicaragua has transformed itself, over the past 18 years, in to one of the fastest growing countries in all of Latin America. The Nicaraguan government has proactively established some of the most advantageous incentive programs to attract and keep foreign investment and business growth in almost all areas and at each market level. ---> read more. |
CoReLo: Maybe Its Time to Bolt! If you are a manufacturer north of the border and don’t like what you see, moving lock stock and barrel to the Caribbean Basin is something to think about. Top analysts predict a riptide of North American companies will be heading south during the next decade culminating in a near sourcing exodus to the Caribbean and points south. ---> read more. |
Dominican Republic: An Engineer’s Journey The design of Infiniti Blu, a gated beachfront community is almost faultless. These ocean view condos are full of light and endless views of the sea and the sky, with living spaces that are clean and breathable. ---> read more. |
CoReLo in Action: Fleeing Florida Our Special Edition issue focusing on Corporate Relocation has been an instant success with readers who are now requesting actual accounts of companies and executives who have made the Corporate Relocation move. CoReLo in Action provides an account of one executive's journey from America to Honduras. ---> read more. |
Call Centers: Leading Outsourced Industry The climate for corporate relocation has never been hotter – particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean. As the following article indicates, offshore call centers have long set the stage and the pace and lead the way for corporate relocation. ---> read more. |
All About Corporate Relocation We will tell you where the -smart- money is moving, and why. In this issue we will pinpoint which locales in Costa Rica, Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Panama, and Trinidad & Tobago are offering companies a myriad of financial benefits too good to pass up. And, we will show you exactly how this incoming wave of corporate relocations could help you make your own important decisions about where you may want to relocate, invest, buy a second home or retirement villa, or simply enjoy a long and leisurely tropical retreat. ---> read more. |
Corporate Relocation - Honduras: More Than Another Pretty Face The opportunity to live blissfully in a tropical paradise, on less than $1500 a month can be an irresistible pull. In return, Honduras benefits from a welcome infusion of capital and investment. A win-win situation. And, that is only a part of the story. As anyone familiar with the country can tell you, Honduras is more than just an idyllic haven for people in search of the good life. ---> read more. |
Corporate Relocation: Our Upcoming Honduras Conference But companies looking to completely relocate their business and senior executives along with their families, have a different agenda. Many of them are attracted to Central and South America; its very, very cheap, the climate is kind, English is spoken, the corruption levels are low and the time zones are the same as North America. Honduras has worked very hard to position herself as a leading option for Corporate Relocation. A solidly legislated financial and geographically zoned infrastructure has been developed to make the process seamless. ---> read more. |
Corporate Relocation - Costa Rica: The Ideal Relocation The economic, political and social stability of Costa Rica is one characteristic that has distinguished it through its entire contemporary history and one of the most important strengths that have enabled it to reach great success in alluring foreign investors.Costa Rica has created one of the most attractive investment environments in Latin America. Foreign direct investment in Costa Rica is currently $530 Million dollars per annum (approximately 5% of GNP). ---> read more. |
Corporate Relocation - The Dominican Republic: Nobody Does It Better The DR, like many offshore jurisdictions, is a Free Zone country -a place where, for 20 years, one may operate a business tax free, or close to it, and with limited regulations and restrictions. Free zones really took off in the DR during the 80s, when many companies from USA, Canada, Hong Kong and Italy (to name a few), moved operations into the country. This mainly involved manufacturing, however, with more recent advent of advanced telecommunications, the door has opened up for technology-reliant companies to relocate. ---> read more. |
Corporate Relocation - Trinidad: Beyond the Carnival Trinidad and Tobago has a well educated labor force of about 500,000 with an adult literacy rate in the 80-85% range. A true melting pot of people, Trinidad and Tobago is the most cosmopolitan nation within the Caribbean Basin, and significantly, boasts the most diversified and industrialized economy in the English-speaking Caribbean. ---> read more. |
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How You Can Have a Second Passport, New Residency & Global Freedom Why deal with one nation on its terms; when you can deal with all nations on your terms? As things continue to deteriorate inside the United States having a second passport becomes more and more of a priority. The loss of civil liberties in the USA has become chronic - the growing censorship, a stark warning. This e-book will also show you how to get residency, work permits, retirement residency, and student visas in every region of the world. Twenty seven nations covered - 241 pages of rock solid facts. The information complied by the author has never before existed in a unified form. CLICK HERE for download and start reading... |
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