Yesterday’s inaugural AI Summit Gibraltar was the brainchild of Toby White, CEO of Artimus Consulting, and Scott Simmons, co-founder of the Legal Balance Institute – I know them both and I know how much time and thought they are contributing to building our local AI scene.  The event kicked off with originality – a short […]

The GFSB's Women In Enterprise group will host its next breakfast event next Tuesday 21st April. It will be expertly delivered by Fiona Young and Sam Grimes who bring together almost 50 years (combined!) of employment law experience — and for once, they’ll be on the same side of the table.

The GFSB Executive Series recently hosted a compelling Leadership Journey session, featuring an unfiltered, peer-to-peer conversation between two distinguished C-Suite executives: Gerry Kelly, Group CEO of Sovereign Trust, and Pete Yeoman, Chair of Vistage Gibraltar. This engaging event attracted business professionals eager for genuine insights into leadership decisions, growth and the complexities of managing today's organisations.

Had things gone as originally expected, the Treaty would have been implemented today. The revised 15th July date means we now have a little more time to get things right.

Celebrating Gibraltar’s Micro Enterprise Excellence.  In a community as dynamic and connected as Gibraltar, some of the most powerful stories of entrepreneurship, resilience and service begin with just one person.

On March 26th, the GFSB held its Annual General Meeting, where several changes to the Board were announced. The AGM showcased the dedication of current members and welcomed new individuals prepared to lead the organisation into its next chapter.

According to an EU-issued Press Release, EU member states have now approved the legal texts for the long-awaited EU-UK agreement on Gibraltar with the Agreement now expected to enter into provisional application on 15 July 2026.

We explained prediction markets earlier this year when Gibraltar first moved into the sector. Now the idea has a local address. WagerWire has opened its global headquarters at the World Trade Centre, initially employing four people and expecting to grow. The launch provides a concrete example of Gibraltar’s regulatory and international outreach translating into new business activity on the Rock