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GB Business Owner on New Billboard
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Meet 30 year old Frankelle Outten, founder and CEO of Nexus Advantage connect, a digital billboard company located at the corner of the fishing hole road.
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – Meet 30 year old Frankelle Outten, founder and CEO of Nexus Advantage connect, a digital billboard company located at the corner of the fishing hole road.
Digital advertising may not be new in the nation’s capital but the technology is fairly new to the island of Grand Bahama. Outten says despite the economic situation on the island, she saw the need for the business.
She studied biology in college but says she has always been interested in graphic designing and technology.
Outten says the digital billboard has been a vision of hers for sometime now and adds that the support from the community has been overwhelming
The CEO says there are a number of advertising opportunities but there are a few steps that business owners will have to follow.
She also gave advice to young people interested in the business.
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