Candid roundtable discussions reflect on the opportunities in Cayman, the barriers that exist, and steps to build a stronger entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Independent Report Confirms CEC is Delivering More Jobs, Better Wages, and if Fuelling Business Innovation.

New Employment Database to Connect Caymanian Talent with Opportunities in Cayman’s Special Economic Zones.

Enterprise Cayman is inviting young Caymanians to apply for the annual Internship Programme and explore knowledge-based career paths.

Enterprise Cayman report highlights significant impact made towards supporting the next generation of Caymanian innovators and entrepreneurs.  

Hunted Offshore takes home the Cayman Islands Business Design Competition’s “Project of the Year”.

Enterprise Cayman is inviting entrepreneurs to apply for the annual Cayman Islands Business Design Competition.

Enterprise Cayman is offering innovative learning opportunities that integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to equip individuals for a tech industry that's rapidly evolving.

Substitute Teachers of Cayman (STOC) take home the Cayman Islands Business Design Competition’s “Project of the Year”.

Individuals can now tune in to watch teams compete for over $10K in cash prizes and wraparound business services

Individuals can now explore the fundamentals of ethical hacking and cybersecurity taught by industry professionals in The Cayman Islands.

Enterprise Cayman and Connect by Nova have partnered to deliver a series of webinars designed to help job seekers and summer interns achieve career success.

Ten Entrepreneurs Have Graduated from the Enterprise Cayman Lunch Labs Incubator Programme and are Pitch Ready for Investors 

Blockchain technology is unlocking new applications, such as cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and other digital representations of value.

Over the past 10 years, CEC has attracted new knowledge-based industries to the Cayman Islands, has been ranked amongst the world’s top Free Zones, and has made a half billion dollar impact on the Cayman Islands’ economy. 

New business design competition helps residents of the Cayman Islands launch new products, services, and business ideas faster.

The Enterprise Cayman workforce development initiative by Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) in partnership with Cayman Islands’ special economic zone companies (SEZCs) has officially relaunched as a non-profit organisation (NPO) and educational arm of the CEC special economic zones (SEZs) development project.

Cayman Enterprise City sponsors business design competition to help launch new products, services, and business ventures.

Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) has attracted 250 special economic zone (SEZ) companies to establish a physical presence in the Cayman Islands. This new book of knowledge-based industries is offering a growing number of opportunities for Caymanians and residents of the Cayman Islands and CEC is working to ensure that these opportunities are available and accessible to everyone.

Roy Bodden, President of The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI), presented Charlie Kirkconnell, CEO of Cayman Enterprise City (CEC), with the President’s Medal at the 1 November 2018 Commencement Ceremony held in Sir Vassel Johnson Hall. The award was given in recognition of CEC’s longstanding and on-going commitment to supporting UCCI’s technology-driven programmes in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).

The Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) “Summer in the City” programme has been running for six years and has offered countless students high-impact internship and mentorship opportunities within Cayman’s special economic zones. These sought-after placements have given Caymanians and residents of the Cayman Islands the opportunity to work alongside some of the world top technology experts and with CEC’s growing team of top-top professionals.

Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) was pleased to be able to make a dream come true for local student Taija McRae at the recent Cayman Islands Marketing Professionals Association (CIMPA) Conference held 25-26 September 2018. Taija, aged 18, is currently pursuing her Associates Degree at the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) and her dream job is to work at Buzzfeed, an award-winning online media company. CEC facilitated a meet-and-greet for Taija with Buzzfeed’s Executive Creative Director, Richard Alan Reid, and sponsored the student’s attendance at the two-day marketing conference.

This summer Courtney Thomas (18) who is currently pursuing her IB Diploma at United World College Maastricht (UWCM) has been interning with Kaitlyn Elphinstone, the Marketing Manager at Cayman Enterprise City (CEC). Thomas was able to learn about marketing and the importance of building relationships and crafting content.

Enterprise Cayman Hosts Interns at “Summer in the City” Networking Event Connecting Local Talent with Opportunities within Cayman’s Special Economic Zones Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (6 August 2018) – Cayman Enterprise City’s (CEC) Enterprise Cayman initiative hosted its annual Summer in the City networking event at the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI) on Thursday, 2 August 2018. The event was open to students and recent graduates who applied to the Summer in the City internship programme and offered job seekers the opportunity to meet with CEC staff and professionals working within Cayman’s special economic zones (SEZs). Students were given a chance to put their networking skills to the test and discuss their achievements and career goals. Likewise, SEZ members and CEC staff were given the opportunity to scout future talent and provide insight into their sectors.

Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) and the special economic zones (SEZs) continue to significantly impact the Cayman Islands’ economy. To date the development project has contributed an estimated US $155.16 million to Cayman’s economy ($113.01 million in direct spending and $42.15 million indirectly). Last year alone CEC contributed an estimated US $41.56 million. The 2017 figures reflect a 9.4% increase over 2016’s $37.6 million. The announcement, in keeping with a commitment CEC made in its first year to disclose its local economic impact annually, is the latest report of seven — the first released in 2011.