Franklyn Wilson
Franklyn Wilson is a prominent Bahamian businessman and the chairman of Arawak Homes, known for his significant contributions to the real estate and development sectors in The Bahamas. He has recently been in the news for his negotiations with the Bahamian government regarding land acquisition for the proposed $290 million hospital project on New Providence.
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Bahamas:
Sir Franklyn Wilson, the Arawak Homes and Sunshine Holdings chairman, informed that The Bahamas had enjoyed 'a good day' on the international markets.
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Bahamas:
Sir Franklyn Wilson has agreed in principle to allow the project to go forward pending compensation.
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Bahamas:
Sir Franklyn Wilson, the Arawak Homes and Sunshine Holdings chairman, described the proposed land reforms as transformational for the country's citizens.
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Bahamas:
Sir Franklyn Wilson served as Chair during the time Patricia Glinton-Meicholas was on the Council of the College of The Bahamas.
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Bahamas:
Sir Franklyn Wilson, chairman of Arawak Homes and Sunshine Insurance, described the news regarding the fees as very good.
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Bahamas:
Sir Franklyn Wilson, the FOCOL Holdings and Arawak Homes chairman, urged Bahamians to look for the silver lining rather than always focus on the negative elements associated with changes such as Donald Trump’s tariffs.
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Bahamas:
FOCOL chairman Sir Franklyn Wilson said the agreement is one of the most 'significant events to have taken place in an independent Bahamas'.
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Bahamas:
FOCOL Holdings chairman Sir Franklyn Wilson said the initiative would provide a more reliable energy supply while lowering costs.
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Bahamas:
Sir Franklyn Wilson, the Arawak Homes and Sunshine Holdings chairman, branded the findings of the Central Bank’s first half-yearly bank account opening survey as 'a play on words'.
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Bahamas:
Sir Franklyn Wilson has agreed in principle to allow the hospital project to continue on his land.
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