ISLEFACT
Global tensions and volatile economic, social, and environmental conditions are now significant long-term concerns and, island communities in particular are generally less resilient than their mainland counterparts in adapting to negative external factors outside their control. This increasingly unstable situation presents real challenges for island administrations and island-based organisations.
We help organisations with interests across island jurisdictions understand these island challenges, vulnerabilities and future strategic options. This support can either be on a one-off or retained basis.
ISLAND 2036
ISLAND 2036 is a new predictive research service available to island-based organisations. The identification of medium/long-term island economic, social, and environmental trend scenarios is a key element in this service.
To find out more about how the resource can support both your organisation's future strategic direction as well as its operational planning needs, do please CONTACT US to discuss the opportunities that this facility can provide.
EXPERTISE
Many years of island research and analytical experience globally enables the identification of island best practice, wherever it is being applied, to be a primary component of our work.
CHRIS BROCK
Having worked at strategic government level in island policy planning, economics, tourism, and postal services, Chris' (Principal Advisor & Director) primary aim is the development of a unique island research capability which not only benchmarks island economic, social, and environmental performance but also specialises in island resilience and vulnerability.
By taking advantage of positive developments in AI research, Chris ensures that this resource is utilised as far as possible to achieve the greatest degree of efficiency and effectiveness.
Chris is a member of CHATHAM HOUSE (The Royal Institute of International Affairs).
CONTACT: chris@islefact.com
By providing complementary skills in island accounting, financial planning, and training, Angus (Director) is fully committed to the continuing economic and social success of an island community, He also recognises that such success will increasingly be dependent upon the positive use of AI in all aspects of the local business environment and the impact that such use will have on future decision-making.
Angus' academic credentials include Master’s degrees in Business Administration, Economics and Politics, and Education. He also holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Accountancy together with a Teaching Certificate.
CONTACT: angus@islefact.com
ANGUS KEMP