Long-term perspectives on infrastructure, land, technology, and capital.
These essays reflect how we evaluate assets and make decisions as long-term owners. Many perspectives address how long-term assets should be structured to endure business cycles without compromising strategic direction.
Published in Forbes Business Council. Giuseppe Cicatelli argues that scarce waterfront, high barriers to entry and recurring revenue can justify treating coordinated marina networks as infrastructure, provided owners manage maintenance, resilience, insurance and regulatory risk.
Published in Entrepreneur. Giuseppe Cicatelli explains why he is investing in the infrastructure and inference layer of AI rather than in applications.
Published in Block Telegraph. Giuseppe Cicatelli examines how stablecoin payment rails, tokenized securities, perpetual derivatives, AI agents and prediction markets are making finance more continuous and programmable — and why clear ownership, resilience under stress and real safeguards will determine which innovations endure.
Published in Luxury Miami Magazine. Giuseppe Cicatelli argues that Argentina's stabilization should be judged by whether it builds lasting confidence for people and businesses, pointing to opportunities in energy, mining, infrastructure and finance that depend on durable institutions and the practical delivery of announced projects.
Published in CEO Official Magazine. The profile covers Bacalia Group's Puerto Rico portfolio — marinas, parking, hotel and medical-office properties — along with post-hurricane operations, local teams, and the long-term thinking behind Giuseppe Cicatelli's investment approach.
Published in High Net Worth Magazine. The profile examines Giuseppe Cicatelli's family-office approach to scarce assets, including docks and marinas, parking facilities, AI compute, and quantum-technology investments.
Published in Grit Daily. In a written Q&A, Giuseppe Cicatelli discusses how education, talent retention, tourism, technology and infrastructure can help Puerto Rico build a more productive economy.
Published in Financial Tech Times. A written Q&A on the commercial milestones and investment discipline behind AI, energy, space manufacturing, photonic quantum computing and brain–computer interfaces.
Published in Transit Tomorrow. A perspective on coastal infrastructure after Irma and María, connecting engineering, energy continuity, insurance and operational preparedness with long-term marina resilience.
Company announcement distributed through ACCESS Newswire. Grand Caribbean Marinas reports progress on the floating wave attenuator at Marina Puerto Chico's Docks A1 and A2, supporting coastal resilience and Puerto Rico's marine economy.
Published in Entrepreneur. How crisis can create entry points into durable real assets for investors prepared to operate with patience, local commitment, and long-term conviction.
Published in Forbes Business Council. Giuseppe Cicatelli argues that with debt-driven growth constrained by monetary debasement and demographic aging, funding technologies that raise productivity — AI, automation, robotics and cloud infrastructure — is the remaining path to sustainable GDP expansion.
The compounding value of stewarded land across generations.
Why Polymarket and Kalshi represent a new category of information infrastructure with structural advantages over traditional forecasting.
Why self-driving trucks address a structural driver shortage and generate durable value as applied infrastructure.
Why Cerebras Systems and Groq represent foundational infrastructure for the artificial intelligence economy.
How the humble parking facility is being redefined as a dynamic intersection of logistics, energy, and connectivity.
Company announcement distributed through GlobeNewswire. Bacalia Group is selected to join the World Economic Forum's New Champions Community. Giuseppe Cicatelli explains why sustainability and social responsibility are essential for scalable, long-term businesses, highlighting Grand Caribbean Marinas and GrowthX Farms' work in controlled-environment agriculture.
Why diversification is the enemy of exceptional returns in permanent capital.
Why marinas represent foundational infrastructure with multi-century durability.
Why the best returns accrue to capital that can wait.
Published in The Weekly Journal. Giuseppe Cicatelli discusses Bacalia Group's investments in Puerto Rico since 2014 — marinas in the Fajardo area, a hotel, a medical center and parking facilities — and why he sees nautical tourism as a major opportunity for the island.
Published in Forbes México (in Spanish). Giuseppe Cicatelli argues that Panama's investment-led growth model must diversify through human capital, productivity and regulation that attracts talent, and sees World Youth Day as an opportunity to promote Panama as a destination for tourism, business and life.