
Robert Myers
Robert Myers is a prominent businessman and former chairman of the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation (BCCEC). He is known for his advocacy for economic reform in The Bahamas, particularly in relation to improving the efficiency of the civil service and promoting private sector growth. Recently, Myers was in the news for commenting on the government's ambitious goal to restore The Bahamas’ 'investment grade' status within three years, emphasizing the need for substantial economic growth and a reduction in public sector inefficiencies.
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Recent news mentions
Robert Myers warns about the potential risks of Trump's US minerals deal.
Parents are responsible for raising their children – Letters to the EditorRobert Myers, a former Bahamian Contractors Association president, warned that construction will remain a 'free for all' until the industry's self-regulation takes effect.
Construction 'free for all' until Board takes effectRobert Myers, former Chamber of Commerce chairman, expressed hopes that civil servants would transition to becoming tax generators.
Union chief ‘blindsided’ by civil service wage increaseRobert Myers, the Windsor Lakes developer, argues for the need to upgrade the Bahamian workforce's skills.
‘Room for more’: Bahamas 3.4% growth beats IMF’s
Robert Myers is a well-known Bahamian businessman involved in the development of Windsor Lakes.
Sales forecast to ‘explode’ at Windsor Lakes projectBahamian businessman Robert Myers described the IMF’s upward revisions as 'bizarre'.
IMF raises Bahamas growth forecast amid Trump turmoilRobert Myers, a former Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation chairman, believes the Prime Minister's ambitions to escape 'junk' status is achievable.
‘From burners to earners’: PM targets Bahamas’ ‘junk’ escape





















