AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTechnology Leadership: Delaware’s Department of Technology and Information named Greg Godbout chief technology officer, bringing a leader with government, private-sector and AI experience to the role. Small Business: The Brass Tap signed a franchise agreement for its first Delaware location, planned for Middletown’s Bayberry Town Center pending lease negotiations. Investor Protection: Morningside Asset Management agreed to pay $12,500 in fines and back fees after Delaware investigators found it had operated without required registrations. Major Investment: A $380 million advanced manufacturing and clean-energy project joined Delaware’s JobsFirst permitting accelerator. Banking: WSFS Bank and Bryn Mawr Trust plan to combine everyday banking and wealth management at five local offices. Tourism and Development: Kirkwood’s $10 million makeover aims to strengthen Delaware’s sports-tourism draw, while a separate $1 million state grant will help prepare a business park near Georgetown. Gaming Market: Delaware iGaming and sports betting rose 20% in September.
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