Posts by Justin Moorhead:
- It’s Real– Let’s Be Prepared
- IT’S THE ECONOMY….
- THE IMPORTANCE OF VISION
- Economic diversification, tourism and ownership
- The first ninety days sets the bar for expectation
- VI Port Authority; so much potential- so little progress…
- SBA Disaster Lending is not the Disaster Assistance Expected
- The Good, the Bad and the Ill considered
- Migration and Asylum-Seeking
- An invitation to all who browse these pages
- Communication begins the process for bringing about change- Powerpoint Slides
- Successful Economic Development Requires a Young, Motivated and Task Oriented Workforce
- At least Puerto Rico has a plan, why not us?
- Buffeted by Hurricanes; Flattened by Debt
- There is No Free Lunch
- Seeking Assistance Is Acknowledging Strength Not Weakness
- Sharing a Few Observations
- Addressing the Looming Cost of Rebuilding
- Moving forward despite Irma
- Re-Thinking Development to Include Inclusion and Place
- Climate Change. Do we need to be concerned?
- Water Taxi Service
- Might we also pursue technology start-ups?
- Investing in Economic Expansion
- Rightsizing Government: A community effort.
- Revenues, rightsizing and structural deficit
- Moving Away From Operating in Silos
- Pursuing Consensus
- What may lie ahead for the Virgin islands
- Spending requires prioritizing choices
- GERS is not just a government problem
- Why I Write
- Coming Rum War
- Federal solution for Puerto Rico’s debt is alarm bell for V.I.
- Es Complicado. It’s complicated.
- Puerto Rico’s Debt Crisis and What to Learn From It
- Government Instrumentalities are Critical Players in Spurring Economic Development
- Tourism and economic growth, competition and collaboration
- The importance of financial analysis in public sector decision-making
- On conversation and the developing of a community’s shared values
- Professionalizing Our Economic Advantage
- GERS and V.I. community cannot afford to fail to restructure employee retirement benefits
- V.I. cannot shrug off yet another massive economic crisis; we must soon assess Cuba’s threat, then develop strategies