Liberty Business officially launched in the Turks and Caicos Islands on September 21, 2026, marking a strategic shift in the company’s regional operations. The brand aims to support local enterprises by providing digital transformation tools, cybersecurity, and cloud services, strengthening its long-standing commitment to the territory's business infrastructure.
During a stakeholder event, Liberty Caribbean representatives announced that the new brand will consolidate enterprise solutions—including managed services, data centre solutions, and unified communications—under one umbrella. Susanna O’Sullivan, Vice President General Manager of Flow North Caribbean, Liberty Caribbean, stated the company aims to be a "trusted technology partner for organisations navigating an increasingly digital economy." Joanne Missick, Country Manager of Flow Turks and Caicos Islands, emphasized that the initiative will cater to local sectors such as tourism, financial services, and construction. The company currently manages 50,000 kilometres of subsea and terrestrial fibre infrastructure across the region.
This transition builds upon the company’s existing presence in the islands as it seeks to address the evolving technological demands of local firms. By focusing on cybersecurity and business continuity, the firm intends to help organizations improve efficiency. This move represents a strategic pivot toward providing integrated enterprise solutions rather than relying solely on standard connectivity, preparing the local business community for a more connected future.