
Rupert Hayward
Rupert Hayward is the executive director of the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA), where he advocates for reducing bureaucratic obstacles and streamlining immigration policies to enhance investment growth in Freeport. In a recent statement, he expressed concerns about the detrimental effects of excessive red tape and regulatory changes on the region's economic potential, while also emphasizing the importance of collaboration with the Bahamian government. Hayward pointed out significant infrastructure projects underway, such as the Grand Bahama Shipyard Expansion and the redevelopment of Billy Cay, which are aimed at restoring Freeport's status as an international commercial hub.
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Recent news mentions
Rupert Hayward is mentioned in a letter regarding his family's involvement with the Grand Bahama Port Authority.
Prime Minister Philip Davis' open letter to Rupert HaywardRupert Hayward is defending his family’s Bahamian identity in an open letter to Prime Minister Philip Davis.
Hayward: I'm not a paper BahamianRupert Hayward provided evidence regarding various projects at the hearing.
GBPA claim Gov’t ‘frustrated’ $10bn investment dismissedRupert Hayward, a Grand Bahama Port Authority director, disclosed plans for a new cruise port and amusement park.
Chamber chief: PM must layout ‘concrete plans’ for Grand BahamaRupert Hayward, founder and president of Blue Action Lab, said the aim is more than displaying extraordinary images.
Visions of our Earth come to Grand Bahama
Rupert Hayward, co-chairman of the Grand Bahama Port Authority, welcomed MSC Cruises as the newest partner in the Grand Bahama Shipyard joint venture.
Shipyard 'business boost' from MSC as shareholderRupert Hayward, a GBPA director, confirmed earlier this year that two cruise companies are teaming with the Freeport Harbour Company.
Shipping giant MSC all set for buy-in to GB ShipyardRupert Hayward said that excessive red tape and strict immigration policies have hindered Freeport’s investment growth.
‘Immigration irrelevant to Freeport’s economic issues’Rupert Hayward, a GBPA director, emphasized the need to revive Freeport's founding treaty to compete effectively.
Banish regulatory ‘handcuffs’ so that Freeport can thriveRupert Hayward, the executive director of the Grand Bahama Port Authority, expressed frustration with the slow pace of government approvals for projects.
‘Ease immigration to help Freeport’
















