AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPuerto Rico Energy & Governance: PREPA’s executive director Mary Carmen Zapata resigned at the governor’s request, and Fernando Osorio Caño was named interim head, as PREPA faces both leadership shakeups and legal pressure tied to canceled temporary power contracts. Workforce Well-Being: A regional mental health study flags Puerto Rico as “vulnerable,” citing weak emergency savings and financial stress as major risks to employee stability and productivity. Youth Finance Policy: Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón announced legislation to enable Puerto Rico’s “Trump Accounts” for minors, aiming to expand tax-advantaged savings and investment options for children and young people. Local Business & Community: A Puerto Rican entrepreneur launched a luxury mobile salon (“El Camerino”) to bring high-end beauty services directly to clients across the island. Port & Logistics: Ports America and Trailer Bridge signed a 10-year Jones Act stevedoring and terminal technology deal for the Jacksonville–San Juan lane, with longer options and improved cargo tracking planned. Sports Medicine Partnership: Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute extended its sports medicine partnership with Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy, continuing on-campus coverage and access to orthopedic care.
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