Events

Gibraltar’s cultural programme offers planning opportunities for Q4 Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS) has published its full Autumn 2025 programme, with a wide range of events planned across October to December. From book launches to art exhibitions and festive family events, the line-up provides useful moments for GFSB members to plan around, particularly in the lead-up […]

A massive thank you to everyone who joined us at last night’s GFSB Summer Party on the Gauchos Terrace. With great food, live music from Nigel Palmer and a jovial atmosphere, it was the perfect way to reconnect after summer.

The GFSB and Women in Enterprise (WIE) took part in HMGoG’s Climate Change Strategy workshop, which brought together stakeholders from across Gibraltar to discuss how the Rock can meet net zero targets. The session highlighted how future climate policy could directly impact how businesses manage costs, resources and compliance in a post-Brexit economy.

The Gibraltar Government has confirmed that the inaugural Gibraltar Business Conference will take place in London on Tuesday 21 October 2025, forming part of Gibraltar Day in London week.

One year on from our Brexit Town Hall, we've reconvened business leaders to unpack the newly announced political agreement. Optimism is rising, but big questions remain. Will UK goods face double taxation? Is support on the way for affected sectors?Hints of a Government rebate scheme and clarity on tax mechanics offer some reassurance.

The GFSB’s Annual Dinner took place just hours before the long-awaited political agreement on Gibraltar’s future relationship with the EU was finally announced in Brussels. While the announcement came a day later, the themes of the evening could not have been more timely.

Congratulations to OTWO on winning this year's Gibtelecom Business Innovation Awards! We'll be featuring an interview with Vanessa Byrne and her team very soon, in the meantime, here are some photos from the event which took place at our HQ's Gibtelecom Conference Hall.

This week’s GFSB Health & Wellbeing session explored neurodiversity in the workplace, bringing practical advice and lived experience into sharp focus. Held at the Gibtelecom Conference Hall and supported by Infinity Group, the event featured presentations from Claire Francis and Nicole Buckley, who encouraged businesses to think differently about difference.

Tuesday morning saw the GFSB’s Women in Enterprise (WIE) group host another bi-monthly breakfast meeting, this time focusing on the theme “Promoting Ourselves With Confidence.” Held at ISOLAS LLP and chaired by WIE Committee Member MJ Feeke, the session drew a strong and engaged crowd. The panel featured Business Minister Gemma Arias-Vasquez, GP Reena Verdi, Nicole Buckley from PossAbilities, and, for the first time, a male participant; Senior Partner at ISOLAS and former Minister for Finance, Albert Isola CBE.

If you’ve launched something new, original or impactful in Gibraltar, now’s your chance to put it in the spotlight. The GFSB and Gibtelecom are inviting entries for the 2025 Business Innovation Award, a prize that celebrates first-to-Gibraltar ideas and the people behind them. To inspire this year’s hopefuls, we caught up with last year’s winner, Lili Olivero, founder of Green Wave and the Eco Loyalty Rewards Programme, to talk about the experience and what winning meant for her and her business.