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The Global Land Consortium is an offshore marketing cooperative exclusively serving a select group of Central American/Caribbean resort/residential developers. The Consortium sells developer member properties and generates buyer leads through an innovative, pro-active promotional program. The primary audience for Consortium promotions is its wholly owned, web-based Caribbean Life Club. The Club currently has more than 200,000 members, drawn from self-described prospective offshore property buyers and additional potential buyers who fit purchaser profiles.
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Each day, this section of the Global Land Consortium home page will provide member developers the very latest updates on how the Consortium is reaching out to the Caribbean Life Club’s more than 200,000 prospective buyers on the members’ behalf.
These updates will provide vital information about:
- Caribbean Life Club e-blasts – three to four per week – selling Club members on exciting offers and opportunities coming from Consortium member developers.
- Caribbean Life Club weekly newsletter each weekend providing Club members updates on your activities
- Consortium press releases – often containing news about your latest endeavors
- The latest facts and figures about sales of Caribbean Life Dream Kits containing your promotional materials
- The latest updates on where members are being represented at conferences throughout the US as part of the Consortium Conference Representation Package
- Updates on Consortium advertising – including radio and TV infomercials – featuring member developers’ properties
Remember to check this space regularly to get the latest news about how your Consortium is pitching your properties to prospective buyers!
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Gran Pacifica supports Notre Dame team changing the lives of a community with a bridge
A few weeks ago, Gran Pacifica had the unexpected pleasure of assisting seven engineering students from the Engineering School at Notre Dame in the United States. They, along with a professional advisor from "Bridges Bridges and Prosperity" Engineer Mike Paddock came to Nicaragua months ago to select a location for a suspension bridge. The final location was made after a long process involving community meetings and surveys. The primary factor is where the most community residents had the largest need of crossing a river to sustain their livelihoods and make their village more accessible during the winters (rainy seasons).
To read more and see the pictures of this story click here
Baymen Garden Completes Bldg A – 2nd Floor
Thursday, September 8th, was another big day for Baymen Garden's Building A. Last week I heard that the contractor would pour the second floor soon. This past Wednesday two cement mixers appeared, in our backyard. And we had to navigate around two large mounds of sand and gravel whenever we were going or coming to the property. At 5:00 AM on Thursday morning, we were awakened by the familiar sounds of the construction crew, 2 hours earlier than usual…
To read more and see the pictures please click here.
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