The Chief Minister has called on the business community to join government in its efforts to 'promote and protect' the Isle of Man.
Howard Quayle addressed the Alliance of Isle of Man Compliance Professionals at the annual State of the Nation conference on Friday.
He told them it was an occasion for 'looking forward but also outwards' - highlighting we are living in period of 'upheaval and uncertainty'.
Speaking afterwards Mr Quayle said it's important to get business people on board:
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