CATLIN GROUP LIMITED MAKES $1 MILLION DONATION TOWARDS WHY IT MATTERS CAMPAIGN
This latest donation takes the running total for the campaign to $29 million since its launch in April 2011. BHCT is leading this capital campaign with a target of $40 million to put towards the KEMH Redevelopment Project. The project’s overarching aim is to deliver an enhanced level of hospital care for the benefit of the whole community. Stephen Catlin, Chief Executive of Catlin Group Limited, says, “The new acute care wing will be a state of the art facility that the Island can be very proud of. All of us at Catlin are delighted to provide financial support to this important campaign...
Read More“WeMatter” Denim Day raises $20,000 for Why it Matters campaign
Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Trust (BHCT) is pleased to announce that the “We Matter” Denim Day, held island-wide on April 12, 2013, raised $20,000 towards the Why it Matters campaign to help build a new acute care hospital facility for our island. The “We Matter” Denim Day was designed to provide a fun and fashionable way for Bermuda’s residents to come together for the future of our hospital and the health care of everyone in our community. BHCT invited international companies, local businesses, schools, community groups, families and individuals to be a part of “We Matter”...
Read MoreMARSH AND GUY CARPENTER DONATE TO BERMUDA SCOUT ASSOCIATION
Following its charity mission to help develop the youth of Bermuda, Marsh and Guy Carpenter today announced a $1,500 donation to the Bermuda Scout Association (BSA). The donation will go toward buying training materials, uniforms, and gear for new BSA volunteers and recruits. “We are pleased to be able to make this donation and are particularly inspired by the Scout Association because we have three employees who have been instrumental in revitalizing the organisation,” said David Ezekiel, Bermuda chairman of Marsh & McLennan Companies and chairman of Marsh’s Bermuda Charity...
Read MoreAES CEO TIM MADEIROS SPEAKS AT PRESTIGIOUS RENEWABLE ENERGY FINANCE FORUM CONFERENCE
Mr. Madeiros joined speakers from Latin America, the Caribbean, the United States and Europe. The focus of his presentation was on Bermuda’s successes to date in renewable energy and lessons learned for future development and growth of the industry. As part of his presentation, Mr. Madeiros noted the steps that have been taken by the Bermuda Government over the past few years, including the appointment of the Island’s first Energy Minister in December 2007, the release of the Bermuda Energy Green Paper in September 2009, followed by the Bermuda Energy White Paper in July 2011. The...
Read MoreAES unveils proposed plans for Solar Array at Bulls Head Car Park
Alternative Energy Systems (Bermuda) Ltd. (AES) today releases its proposed plans for a 1.12MW solar array which would be installed above the top level of Bulls Head Car Park. The estimated energy production of the system in the first year would be 1,652MWh. The system would feed directly into the Corporation of Hamilton (CoH) Depot building and offset dirty fossil fuel energy that is currently purchased from Belco and used by the Corporation’s properties. It is proposed that the system would be owned and operated by an investor consortium that would achieve a return on investment...
Read MoreKPMG IN BERMUDA MAKES $250,000 DONATION TOWARDS NEW ACUTE CARE WING
Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Trust (BHCT) today announces that KPMG in Bermuda has made a $250,000 donation to the Why it Matters capital campaign, which is raising funds to transform King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) into a world-class hospital facility by 2014. This latest donation takes the running total for the campaign to close to $28 million since its launch in April 2011. BHCT is leading the Why it Matters capital campaign with a philanthropic goal of $40 million to put towards the $247 million redevelopment project. The project’s overarching aim is to deliver an enhanced...
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