Asset ProtectionConference
A full day on offshore asset protection strategies, privacy laws, and wealth preservation in the Caribbean.
Presented by experienced attorneys, Swiss bankers, portfolio managers, and business professionals.
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Why Attend?
The Asset Protection Conference is a single focused day with 9 speakers across the fields of offshore law, international tax planning, Swiss private banking, digital assets, and wealth preservation — held at one of the Caribbean's most exclusive Five-Star resorts. It is designed for serious individuals who want actionable, legally sound strategies to protect and grow their wealth. Programming runs through Saturday evening.
Who Should Attend
- High-net-worth individuals & families
- Attorneys and legal professionals
- CPAs and tax advisors
- Financial advisors and wealth managers
- Business owners and entrepreneurs
- Real estate and alternative asset investors
- Anyone exploring offshore structures or second citizenship
Topics Covered
9 Speakers
Practitioners — not theorists — from the U.S., Switzerland, the Caribbean, and beyond.
Friday Through Saturday Night
A Friday welcome reception, a full day of back-to-back presentations and two panel discussions, then a sunset happy hour to close it out.
Four Seasons Nevis
A Five-Star resort on one of the Caribbean's most private islands — an ideal setting for candid, high-level conversation.
Featured Speakers
Presentations from experienced practitioners in asset protection and offshore strategy
Master of Ceremonies: Blake Harris, Founding Principal, Blake Harris Law
Marcos Almeida
TEP, CEO of Atlas Trust Company
Cook Islands Trust Structures and International Asset Protection
Honourable Mark A.G. Brantley
Premier of Nevis, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Conducting Business in Nevis
James M. Duggan
MBA, JD
Sophisticated Tax Planning and Asset Protection Strategies
Julie Starr
Coaching, Mentoring, and Personal Growth
Making Business Work From the Inside Out
Jess Roberson
Relationship Manager at WHVP
The Swiss Standard: What Distinguishes Swiss Wealth Management and Private Banking
Jenna Evola
Founder of Evolve Systems
Scaling business through automation and AI
Nuri Katz
Founder of Apex Capital Partners
New Developments in the Citizenship by Investment World
Ryan J. Umina
Esq., CEO of SETC Pros & Nextlex Platforms
The New Asset Exposure: How AI, Litigation Risk, and Operational Blind Spots Threaten Your Wealth — and What to Do About It
Andre Cadogan
Senior Regulator, Nevis Financial Services Regulatory Commission
SMART Regulation for Asset Protection
Itinerary
The full schedule for the weekend — travel and lodging guidance follows below.
Friday 10/9
Saturday 10/10
Master of Ceremonies
Blake Harris
Founding Principal, Blake Harris Law
Venue
Four Seasons Resort Nevis
Pinney's Beach
Charlestown, Nevis
West Indies
Traveling In?
Fly into St. Kitts (SKB) — not Nevis — and allow about three hours from your hotel back to the gate when departing.
Please do not book a Saturday evening departure. Programming runs through 8:30 PM.
Full travel & lodging guide ↓Need Help?
If you require any further information while making your arrangements, please do not hesitate to reach out.
info@blakeharrislaw.comPlan Your Trip
Everything you need to book travel and make the most of your time on Nevis.
Getting There
Where to fly
Book into Robert L. Bradshaw International Airport in St. Kitts, airport code SKB. Do not book into Nevis. Most US routes connect through Miami, Charlotte, JFK, or San Juan.
When to arrive
Thursday or Friday morning gives you room to breathe before the Friday evening Welcome Reception.
Airport to Nevis
Book a private transfer before you fly. An operator meets you after customs, drives you across St. Kitts to the pier, handles your bags, and takes you to your hotel on the Nevis side — about 45 to 60 minutes door to door. They track your flight, so a delay is not a problem.
The public ferry between Basseterre and Charlestown is the budget option. It runs roughly hourly from 7 AM to 6 PM, takes 25 to 45 minutes, is cash only, and cannot be booked ahead. If you plan to use it, land by mid-afternoon.
Getting home
Allow about three hours from your hotel to the gate at SKB. That covers the drive, the crossing, and check-in.
Please do not book a Saturday evening departure — programming runs through 8:30 PM Saturday.
Getting Around Nevis
- Taxis are easy to find and drivers are reliable.
- Rental cars work well if you want to explore — you can circle the whole island in about 45 minutes.
- Traffic drives on the left, and a temporary local driving permit is required — your rental agency issues it on the spot.
- For dinner up in the hills, take a taxi rather than driving yourself. The roads are unlit.
Money & Packing
The local currency is the East Caribbean dollar. US dollars are accepted almost everywhere, but several local spots prefer cash, so bring some.
- Insect repellent — sandflies are real, especially at dusk on the beach
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- A light rain layer — passing showers are normal
October falls at the end of hurricane season. Flight disruptions are uncommon but not unheard of, and a basic travel insurance policy is worth considering.
Lodging
- Four Seasons Resort Nevis — the conference venue; every event is on property
- Hamilton Beach Villas & Spa (more affordable option)
- Montpelier Plantation Inn
- Golden Rock Inn
- A number of Airbnb listings across the island
Nevis has limited room inventory and October fills up — book as soon as your travel is set.
Please note that accommodations are not included or sponsored as part of the conference.
What to Wear
There is no required dress code for any event — everything below is a suggestion.
Friday Welcome Reception
Outdoors on the dock, 4:00 – 6:00 PM
You will be outside in full afternoon sun before it cools off around sunset, so plan for warm and breezy. Business casual works.
Saturday Conference
Indoors, air-conditioned ballroom, all day
Business casual. The ballroom runs cold, so bring a layer.
Saturday Sunset Happy Hour
Outdoors at Dune Bar, 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Resort casual. Same as the conference, minus the layer.
While You're on Nevis
Sunday is quiet on Nevis — most local spots close. If you are staying through Sunday, Sunshine's and Knick Knacks are your open options, along with the resort.
Restaurants & Local Spots
Call ahead — these are small rooms and conference week fills them.
- Sunshine's. A Nevis staple, a short walk up Pinney's Beach from the resort. Open daily. Try the fresh fish plate and a Killer Bee — take a taxi if you plan on a second. (869) 469-5817
- Bananas. A jungle setting on the old Hamilton Estate, about a 10-minute drive inland. Closed Sunday. Take a taxi — the road up is dark. (869) 469-1891
- Rodney's Cuisine. Authentic Nevisian cooking in Stoney Grove. A lunch stop rather than dinner — it closes by early evening and all day Sunday.
- Knick Knacks Reggae Garden. A garden bar in Stoney Grove with fresh-juiced cocktails. Open late, every day. (869) 669-2310
Outdoor Activities
The island is small enough to see a lot in a day.
- Nevis Peak. A 4-to-5-hour hike to the summit. Locals strongly recommend hiring a guide, and they are right.
- Pinney's Beach. Runs between Four Seasons and Sunshine's — a favorite spot on the island to watch the sunset.
- Nevis Hot Springs. Thermal pools in a garden setting just outside Charlestown. Small entry fee for the facilities.
- Nevis Artisan Village. Handmade local work rather than imported souvenirs. Monday to Saturday, closed Sunday.
Our Sponsors
We're proud to partner with organizations that share our commitment to asset protection
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Lighthouse Protector
Asset protection consulting
Fortuity Co.
Integrated strategic advisory — legal, tax, financial, and operational expertise
International investment and cross-border opportunities
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