CEO and president of Globals Inc, Suhas Gopinath, addressed the Junior Achievement Bahamas First Private Sector Lunch and Lecture for Corporate Executives and Business Studies Students at the British Colonial Hilton on Tuesday. 

Bahamas high commissioner and permanent representative to the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) paid a courtesy call on Koji Sekimizu, secretary-general of the IMO, in London at the end of last week (pictured after the jump). The two spoke about the upcoming Marine Environment Protection Committee Meeting and the safety of passengers on ships, among other things. 

Speaking at a Bahamas Financial Services Board seminar titled "An Evolving and Dynamic Legislative Regime" held in Nassau last month, Attorney General John Delaney spoke about the recent changes being made to the jurisdiction's insolvency regime. 

The Thomas A Robinson National Stadium sports venue on New Providence was officially opened February 25. More than 15,000 people turned out to witness the event and were treated to cultural performances, including a Junkanoo rush-out, athletics and a firework display. Watch a video of the event here. 

Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Charles Maynard met the chief executive officer and president of Globals Inc, Suhas Gopinath, who is an entrepreneurial CEO still in his 20s. Pictured: (from left) Executive vice chairperson of the board of directors and executive director of We The People Foundation, Philip Simon; chairman of the board of directors and chief executive officer of JA Bahamas and managing partner of Deloitte, Raymond Winder; Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Charles Maynard; chief executive officer and president of Globals Inc Suhas Gopinath; and executive director of Junior Achievement Bahamas and chairman of the conference secretariat John Darville. (BIS Photo/Eric Rose) 

Private aviation service provider headquartered in Nassau officially opened a new, full-service, fixed-based operator facility at the Exuma International Airport. Odyssey also opened two new handling locations in Eleuthera just in time for busy spring traffic. 

More than 15,000 people turned out February 25 to be a part of the official opening of the new Thomas A Robinson National Stadium, a gift to The Bahamas from the Government of the People's Republic of China. The audience was treated to cultural performances and a firework display. (BIS Photos/Derek Smith and Patrick Hanna) 

While rejecting calls for a Ministry of Financial Services, managing partner at Deloitte Bahamas Raymond Winder says the Bahamas Financial Services Board needs more funding to promote the sector successfully. 

Amid much celebration and ceremony, the new Thomas A Robinson National Stadium sports venue will officially be opened Saturday, February 25. 

Minister of Tourism and Aviation Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace touted the multi-million dollar redevelopment of the airport and other infrastructure developments as being signs that the government was serious about furthering tourism in the country during his address to the Routes Americas 2012 conference held in Nassau this week. Watch a video of his speech here.