AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoState Technology: Delaware’s Department of Technology and Information named Greg Godbout, a veteran of federal digital services and AI work, as its new chief technology officer. Election Watch: The state Department of Elections issued a voting alert ahead of the Nov. 3 general election as early voting neared its end; most early voters so far were 65 or older. Investor Protection: Morningside Asset Management agreed to pay $12,500 in fines and back fees after Delaware found it and an adviser representative operating without required registrations. Economic Development: Gov. Matt Meyer announced a $380 million advanced manufacturing and clean-energy project joining the state’s JobsFirst permitting accelerator. Developers also received a $1 million state grant to prepare a business park near Georgetown. AI Oversight: A congressional committee is questioning Delaware’s plan to let AI agents run companies, putting the state’s initiative under federal scrutiny. New Business: The Brass Tap signed a franchise agreement for its first Delaware location, planned for Middletown pending lease negotiations.
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