I think a regularly scheduled Zoom call would be an easy way for specific industry segment leaders to meet on line and brain storm and create initiatives around sound and actionable data and market analyse to engage in business opportunities while achieving speed to market and innovation mitigated by having a great team participating in the vision and execution. Loving my Transition from NYC-- Been Super Easy with the Help of Many local Family Members...... Lets Rock and Roll!
Just found out my great great great grandfather was Grenadian. I thought he was from Panama but I was mistaken he worked on the Panama Canal. So I've been really deep diving into things.
Since your great grandfather worked in the Panama Canal consider consulting the Panama Authorities to find out more about him, likely i intend to contact them to find out about my great granddad who died there.
As an expat who left UK many years ago I find your Postings very informative. I moved to Canada back in early 70,s and have discovered the Caribbean having to travel in the Aviation business...not many of the Islands in the chain that I have not been to. I now have children and friends trying to return to the Caribbean after studying and working abroad.
Thanks for your kind words Leo! It's funny just yesterday I met with a couple who are in the process of leaving Canada and creating a home in Grenada. Life in Canada sounds more intense than I'd imagined!
A lot of that sense of community for expats in grenada is met via Hashing meetups- an excellent way to meet ppl that will help in any area of life but also to get to know all corners of the island…
Yes, hashing can definitely be fun. It's a great recommendation 👍🏾! The number of folks I know who want to attend it religiously seems to be quite small though...
This is a well needed platform for everyone who wishes to return to Grenada. I had this type of introduction to community information when we were building. There was a well established Beach group that gave me all the support I needed: friendship, where to go, appropriate persons to get jobs done, average prices for certain jobs etc. Unfortunately after over 20 years it became one of Covid-19's casualty. For me, many of these friendships still exist.
Ah yes, I heard about this beach group! Think it was before my time - maybe it needs to be resurrected. Could be a great way to explore the island if we choose locations beyond Grand Anse and BBC beach...
Zoe love your vision. Hope to bring my years of successful Wall Street and Capital Market and Biz Start up experieces in the USA and Europe here to the Island of Grenada while based in Carriacou. I am currently going thru the CBI process and well underway in establishing a cutting edge Agra Industry focusing on Essential Food Security and Supporting Local and International Supply Chain and community development.
that sounds very exciting! more agro-processing opportunities are definitely needed on the islands. Will you be permanently based in Carriacou? Cancel Reply
Your videos are full of great information; thank you! What about folks who are NOT digital nomads - how would it be to find a physical job in Grenada if you are not from there? TH-cam is missing so much of that info.
Hi Marci, I specifically don't cover finding employment in Grenada. As unemployment on the island is high, I'm of the belief that those moving to the island, where possible should create jobs for Grenadians, rather than take jobs away from them. Also, companies looking to employ foreigners need to demonstrate that there are no suitably qualified Grenadians on the island who can fill an advertised role before it can be offered to someone from overseas. So all in all, moving to Grenada to try and find employment is a bit of a gamble. Not impossible but a much harder shot than starting a business or working remotely. St George's University hires a lot of folks from overseas so that may be one avenue exploring. Hope that helps 😁
Excellent video. How do foreigners when living in Grenada deal with the reality of high prices on imported items that they're used to in the UK, the US and Canada, high taxes, an economic society that is so limited to the tourist industry, plus poverty and unemployment situations? What you discuss is very valuable for everyone, not only people of African heritage.
This is absolutely what I need I want to move soon to Jamaica also and grow food and buy land live simple also love the Grenada scenery what is the currency there to USD like?
Aww nice! What's your nationality? Will you be looking for work in Grenada? Message me if you need any specifics answered. Either way, hope to bump into you soon!
Hey Zoe, I look forward to meeting up on my return in February'23 to showcase the nature connectedness in Grenada. That's an element that could also be shared with newcomers, newbies, foreigners etc to Grenada.
I have traveled and lived in many different places. As a Christian I usually try to get connected with a good church,. What are the churches like there, if you can answer that question? I am thinking of a second citizenship in Granada at some point in the future.
I find Grenada to be quite an unapologetically Christian country so that may lead you to feel quite at home here. The island has a multiplicity of churches. Let me know if there's a particular denomination you'd be looking for?
@@ExodusCollective Hi Zoe, My wife and I have a Pentecostal background, but I have attended a lot non-denominational protestant churches. The church just needs to Biblically based. Thank you for your very helpful videos. My wife is a nurse and I am in the hospitality industry. So I will also be looking to buy a restaurant or small hotel in Granada as an income stream. Keep up the great work, its very helpful.
@@bennk7767 ah nice! There are quite a few hotels and restaurants on the market at the moment. If you want some pointers, do feel free to drop me a line (zoe@theexodus.co - not .com)
This may be an odd question, and I apologize in advance. I’ve been to a few places in the Caribbean and the cockroaches were a common nuisance. Are they a problem in Grenada as well?
I love it there but those website they have- they look good but always loops you to another site and you cant get answers- and dont try to call...... you never get anyone on the phone. unless they are not picking up foreign number phone calls. its the strangest thing.
Hello Zoe, I am Rhona from the UAE with a ugandan passport and i would love to move to grenada for my coming vacation Can you help me with travelling information NB: UGANDA is a visa free country to Grenada
I think a regularly scheduled Zoom call would be an easy way for specific industry segment leaders to meet on line and brain storm and create initiatives around sound and actionable data and market analyse to engage in business opportunities while achieving speed to market and innovation mitigated by having a great team participating in the vision and execution. Loving my Transition from NYC-- Been Super Easy with the Help of Many local Family Members...... Lets Rock and Roll!
Just found out my great great great grandfather was Grenadian. I thought he was from Panama but I was mistaken he worked on the Panama Canal. So I've been really deep diving into things.
Since your great grandfather worked in the Panama Canal consider consulting the Panama Authorities to find out more about him, likely i intend to contact them to find out about my great granddad who died there.
As an expat who left UK many years ago I find your Postings very informative. I moved to Canada back in early 70,s and have discovered the Caribbean having to travel in the Aviation business...not many of the Islands in the chain that I have not been to. I now have children and friends trying to return to the Caribbean after studying and working abroad.
Thanks for your kind words Leo! It's funny just yesterday I met with a couple who are in the process of leaving Canada and creating a home in Grenada. Life in Canada sounds more intense than I'd imagined!
Joined up Health care services across the Caribbean. By God's grace I want to be part of this ambitious project.
A lot of that sense of community for expats in grenada is met via Hashing meetups- an excellent way to meet ppl that will help in any area of life but also to get to know all corners of the island…
Yes, hashing can definitely be fun. It's a great recommendation 👍🏾! The number of folks I know who want to attend it religiously seems to be quite small though...
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I agree with having group meetups. It's a great way to meet new people and network.
Ok great, I'll keep you posted!
i am now starting a deep dive into moving to Grenada. I found your channel and I love it.
Welcome aboard!
Delightful video. It brings about thoughts of moving my business/products to Grenada. Lots to consider.
I need to come and visit there sooner than later, I love the beautiful greenery.
You should - Grenada is a beautiful island!
Thank you for this video. I’m here on holiday now and plan to come back and hope to spent 2-3 months at a time. Be great to connect.
This is a well needed platform for everyone who wishes to return to Grenada. I had this type of introduction to community information when we were building. There was a well established Beach group that gave me all the support I needed: friendship, where to go, appropriate persons to get jobs done, average prices for certain jobs etc. Unfortunately after over 20 years it became one of Covid-19's casualty. For me, many of these friendships still exist.
Ah yes, I heard about this beach group! Think it was before my time - maybe it needs to be resurrected. Could be a great way to explore the island if we choose locations beyond Grand Anse and BBC beach...
I love Grenada and love to relocate there..
❤ this Zoe. The scenery there looks great and yes, community is important!
Thank you Marian. Long time no speak 🙂!
@@ExodusCollective I’ve been soooo busy lately no time to do much besides work. Lovely seeing your videos, pure escapism 😊💕
@@mariancounsellor aw, I know the feeling all too well! Sending you much love 🤗
Oh I missed your workshop hope you will have another soon
I definitely will do!
Looking forward to enjoying that scenery with you in August 🙂
Can't wait to have you here. I'll get on with my assignment for you later this week. Sorry it's taken me so long!
@@ExodusCollective no rush🙂
This is so true 100%. The right connection, the right outcome. As they say Like minded people.
I would love to be a part of a group meet-up as I am planning on moving to Grenada from the USA..
I'll definitely keep you in the loop. When are you next on the island?
Yes, having a community enriches ones experiences. We support share and meet via zoom amd at socials 🇬🇧 🇯🇲
Is that the JA FB group? If so, please do drop the link!
Big up The Exodus Collective...The community is here.
I need to come see you!
@@ExodusCollective OK cool, anytime.
I’m coming to visit Grenada this year. I think I want to move there. Would love to connect with you.
Zoe love your vision. Hope to bring my years of successful Wall Street and Capital Market and Biz Start up experieces in the USA and Europe here to the Island of Grenada while based in Carriacou. I am currently going thru the CBI process and well underway in establishing a cutting edge Agra Industry focusing on Essential Food Security and Supporting Local and International Supply Chain and community development.
that sounds very exciting! more agro-processing opportunities are definitely needed on the islands. Will you be permanently based in Carriacou?
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Your videos are full of great information; thank you!
What about folks who are NOT digital nomads - how would it be to find a physical job in Grenada if you are not from there? TH-cam is missing so much of that info.
Hi Marci, I specifically don't cover finding employment in Grenada.
As unemployment on the island is high, I'm of the belief that those moving to the island, where possible should create jobs for Grenadians, rather than take jobs away from them.
Also, companies looking to employ foreigners need to demonstrate that there are no suitably qualified Grenadians on the island who can fill an advertised role before it can be offered to someone from overseas.
So all in all, moving to Grenada to try and find employment is a bit of a gamble. Not impossible but a much harder shot than starting a business or working remotely. St George's University hires a lot of folks from overseas so that may be one avenue exploring. Hope that helps 😁
@@ExodusCollective Thanks for your replies! :)
Will be so delighted
Excellent video. How do foreigners when living in Grenada deal with the reality of high prices on imported items that they're used to in the UK, the US and Canada, high taxes, an economic society that is so limited to the tourist industry, plus poverty and unemployment situations? What you discuss is very valuable for everyone, not only people of African heritage.
This is absolutely what I need I want to move soon to Jamaica also and grow food and buy land live simple also love the Grenada scenery what is the currency there to USD like?
~2.71ec per USD
Check out the Black Expats and Repats in Jamaica FB group if you haven't already. Good luck with your move!
Very honest with info.
Thanks, I'm glad you think so 🙂
I see my builder’s making a guest appearance at the end.
Bright and early 😉🙌🏾!
Omg I’m moving to Grenada after visiting multiple times
I think I need work permit but other than that I’m ready❤
Aww nice! What's your nationality? Will you be looking for work in Grenada? Message me if you need any specifics answered. Either way, hope to bump into you soon!
Hey Zoe, I look forward to meeting up on my return in February'23 to showcase the nature connectedness in Grenada. That's an element that could also be shared with newcomers, newbies, foreigners etc to Grenada.
yes, definitey drop me a line if you'd be interested in collaborating and/or being featured on the channel - zoe@theexodus.co
I have traveled and lived in many different places. As a Christian I usually try to get connected with a good church,. What are the churches like there, if you can answer that question? I am thinking of a second citizenship in Granada at some point in the future.
I find Grenada to be quite an unapologetically Christian country so that may lead you to feel quite at home here. The island has a multiplicity of churches. Let me know if there's a particular denomination you'd be looking for?
@@ExodusCollective Hi Zoe,
My wife and I have a Pentecostal background, but I have attended a lot non-denominational protestant churches. The church just needs to Biblically based. Thank you for your very helpful videos.
My wife is a nurse and I am in the hospitality industry. So I will also be looking to buy a restaurant or small hotel in Granada as an income stream. Keep up the great work, its very helpful.
@@bennk7767 ah nice! There are quite a few hotels and restaurants on the market at the moment. If you want some pointers, do feel free to drop me a line (zoe@theexodus.co - not .com)
This may be an odd question, and I apologize in advance. I’ve been to a few places in the Caribbean and the cockroaches were a common nuisance. Are they a problem in Grenada as well?
Cockroaches can be found in Grenada.
Peace peace Zoe.
How do I move to greneda
Where's that beautiful place you're walking through?
It's towards the end of Fort Jeudy, near the point 🙂
Probably you can start one in Grenada.
Good idea - there are some great suggestions below!
I love it there but those website they have- they look good but always loops you to another site and you cant get answers- and dont try to call......
you never get anyone on the phone. unless they are not picking up foreign number phone calls. its the strangest thing.
I'm glad you love it. Which websites do you mean?
Iam a kenyan but I would like to visit this land in my life so help me God
Hello Zoe, I am Rhona from the UAE with a ugandan passport and i would love to move to grenada for my coming vacation
Can you help me with travelling information
NB: UGANDA is a visa free country to Grenada
Hi, am interested in working in Grenada am a motor grader operator.i am request for your information,
we will reach out to you..what is your credit card nuumber