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Resilient GB: Local Entrepreneur Opens New Business

GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – It seems that many Grand Bahamian business owners are showing resilience despite ongoing economic challenges. One local business that recently opened offers a unique China-Bahamas connection that can help those building a house or business.

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2 years ago

December 17, 2024

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GRAND BAHAMA – It seems that many Grand Bahamian business owners are showing resilience despite ongoing economic challenges. One local business that recently opened offers a unique China-Bahamas connection that can help those building a house or business.

Despite a struggling economy, Grand Bahamians are doing their part to build their island back up to what it once was, often referred to as the glory days.

One such example is businessman Cambrell Ferguson, a partner with island A to Z. The company, located on #11 Madeira Croft in Freeport, ships high-quality items directly from China.

Ferguson believes that sourcing items from china provides better pricing and quality.

The company is also catering to those moving toward solar technology, offering customized packages to meet their needs.

Ferguson says overall the response from the community has been positive, and while they’ve established a presence in Grand Bahama, the company has plans to expand to other islands.