I train scuba instructors as well as scuba diving students.

Besides running a profitable Graduate School at UCCI, I also led a successful effort to attain institutional accreditation through the Accreditation Service for International Colleges (ASIC) and am currently moving UCCI's Business program toward accreditation through the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE).

UCCI is a small tertiary-education institution with a big charter: to provide higher education for the residents of the Cayman Islands. As such, we offer everything from certificate programs in the building and electronic trades to professional MBAs. It's challenging, but very fulfilling...

I led a busy Rotary Club with 70+ members. Rotary Sunrise is the breakfast club in Grand Cayman as we meet at 7 a.m. every Wednesday in the George Town Yacht Club. Our signature projects are literacy and international projects that include medical trips to Honduras and support to End Polio through Rotary's PolioPlus effort.

I was the association's Secretary from January 2014 through December 2014.

Words & Images Ltd. is a Cayman Brac-based business that specializes in providing world-class corporate communication support for public and private sector organizations that are struggling to address the complex information demands inherent in modern, online, interactive communications.

I led the marketing efforts for all of the Tourism Attraction Board's attractions, namely the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, Pedro St. James National Historic Site, the Cayman Craft Market, and Hell. (The Government's side of Hell, not Mr. Farrington's location.)

I founded and ran a closely held corporation that at one point had as many as 16 employees. I'm proud to say that we never missed a payroll. Major clients included Walmart and Texas Instruments.

I was the Marketing professor who also taught Strategic Business Communication at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

I was the central-region technical editor for an area encompassing everything that was neither East Coast nor West Coast: Texas Instruments, National Instruments, and other smaller tech companies. My area of specialization was Computers and Peripherals at an exciting time when innovation was thriving in that field.