Portside Conversations
Insightful. Local. Global. Portside Conversations is the official podcast of the BVI Ports Authority, offering a fresh take on the stories, innovations, and conversations shaping our ports and maritime industry.
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Episode 8 Portside Conversations: Dave Smith - Guarding the Gateway (opens the original)
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What does it take to keep the British Virgin Islands' ports safe, secure, and operating smoothly every day? In this episode of Portside Conversations, we sit down with Dave Smith, Security Manager at the BVI Ports Authority. Together, we explore how port security has evolved over the years, the critical role security plays in safeguarding people and goods, and the challenges of protecting one of the Territory's most important gateways. From advances in technology and international security stand
Episode 7 Portside Conversations: Romeo Titley - Marine Services - Keeping the BVI Moving (opens the original)
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What does it take to keep an island nation connected, moving, and thriving? In this episode of Portside Conversations , we sit down with Romeo Titley, Marine Supervisor , who brings over two decades of maritime expertise and service to the BVI Ports Authority. From their early days on the waterfront to helping shape the modern port system we know today, Romeo share his personal journey, reflect on the evolution of the Territory's ports, and provide a rare behind-the-scenes look at the essential
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