Travis Miller Four months after the implosion of the Bahamas-based FTX, Bahamian entrepreneurs are still fighting for their country’s ascension as a tech hub — but meeting increased resistance. (w/ Andrew Chow from TIME)
On Guardian Radio with Catherine Chisnall and C.A. Newry discussing Downtown, Tourism, and Creative Economies.
Bahamian innovators served on a judging panel for Demo Day, at Draper University’s highly competitive Hero Training in Silicon Valley on November 14th, 2022.
On this week’s “Blank Canvas”, your host Diana Sands, Communications & Development Manager at the NAGB, interviews Travis Miller. Tune in to this discussion which centers on the business of art and how artists can use digital platforms to engage existing and new audiences.
The Bahamas Developer’s Association is a place where local technology professionals, creatives, and entrepreneurs meetup on the third Saturday of every month to share ideas and collaborate on different projects both locally and globally. Travis Miller, a software industry vet and founder of #shifttheculture, #starterisland and many more!
This week we were joined by Travis Miller, a full stack developer at SPARK. Chris and Dave met Travis at Front End Conf where he gave a talk about hip hop and the web.
Another hump encountered during the SBDC’s first year was that entrepreneurs were struggling with proof of concept. However, the SBDC has improved on this aspect of their program by creating a course alongside Venture Coworking that helps to take the entrepreneurs through the process.
In this episode of the AFL Brand Podcast I sit with Matthew Sweeting (1OAK) and chop it up talking about identity, insecurity, what your clients really want, determining the values & mission of your company and how anyone could start their side hustle.
Every year in observance of World Hunger Day, Hands for Hunger hosts a panel discussion and open forum on the topics of national food security, health, and hunger. Food For Thought is an inspiring and unique opportunity to engage diverse members of the community on a topic related to food security in The Bahamas. The panel will consist of government officials working with school feeding; technology professionals; food industry leaders; community activists; and others who we believe will enrich the conversation.
Two critical new hires highlight the gathering momentum being generated as the new Small Business Development Centre (SBDC) races toward its official launch on September 20.