I’m focused on the Caribbean.

Not because it’s new to me - but because it isn’t.

I’ve been going there for over 20 years. I grew up spending time on the island, so my understanding of the Caribbean didn’t come from a short visit or a surface-level experience. It came from being there consistently - seeing how things move, how people live, how the environment changes depending on where you are and who you speak to.

That familiarity matters.

Because when you know a place beyond the highlights, you start to see what’s actually missing - not just what’s being sold.

Over time, I’ve also become more intentional about how I want to live and build. The kind of environment I operate best in, the pace I value, and the type of projects I want to create.

For me, the Caribbean aligns with that.

But what makes it compelling isn’t just lifestyle - it’s perspective.

I’ve seen it as a visitor, but also as someone close enough to understand its gaps. That combination makes it easier to spot where real opportunities exist - not just in business, but in building things that people genuinely want to experience.

The kind of places people travel across the world to visit.

Right now, the focus is simple: deepen that understanding, build the right relationships, and identify where capital can create meaningful impact.

The Caribbean isn’t an escape for me.

It’s familiar ground - just approached with a different intention.

It’s a place to build.