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Estate Planning Conference Rescheduled to Sept. 24
The Virgin Islands Economic Development Authority, through its Enterprise Zone Commission, announces that the 2025 Estate Planning Conference, originally scheduled for Sept. 18, has been postponed to Wednesday, Sept. 24, due to inclement weather. All other event details will remain unchanged.
The event will be held from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Registered participants on St. Croix can attend at the University of the Virgin Islands, Albert A. Sheen Campus – Great Hall, while those in St. Thomas may participate at Muse, located next to G Mussels Gym on the Waterfront.
The Estate Planning Conference will feature expert presenters in estate planning, probate, and trusts, alongside representatives from VIEDA/EZC. It is designed to empower residents with the tools and knowledge needed to plan for the future, protect generational wealth, and navigate heirs’ property and probate challenges. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet with experts, ask questions, and access resources that can help secure their family legacies.
The conference is supported in part through grant funding from the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Office of Insular and International Affairs to launch a program addressing abandoned buildings and multigenerational property challenges. The initiative focuses on family solutions, revitalization of properties, and sharing best practices.
For more information, please contact the Virgin Islands Economic Development Authority at (340) 714-1700 or via email at info@usvieda.org.