Dr. Adam Baird is a rare blend of academic depth and frontline experience, known for turning research into real-world change. Over the past 20+ years, he’s worked across Latin America and the Caribbean, shaping youth violence prevention programs, advising international agencies, and leading ground breaking studies on gangs and masculinities. His work with the UN, UNDP, and leading universities reflects not just his expertise but also the trust global institutions place in him. Adam brings clarity to complex problems, builds collaborative teams, and delivers solutions that resonate both in policy and in practice. If you're seeking someone who understands violence from the inside out and knows how to reduce it, he’s exactly who you want leading the charge.
Occupation: Dr. Adam Baird is a passionate and widely respected voice in
the field of violence prevention, with a deep focus on gangs,
masculinities, and urban insecurity across Latin America and
the Caribbean. What sets Adam apart is his ability to connect
academic insight with on-the-ground impact, he doesn’t just
study violence, he works directly with communities,
governments, and global organizations to help reduce it. His
ground breaking ideas like chronic vulnerability and masculine
vulnerability have influenced both policy and practice, and his
research has helped shape youth intervention programs,
especially in places like Belize and Colombia. Whether
advising the UN, leading international research teams, or… Read more Countries of expertise: Argentina, Belize, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Guatemala, Mexico, Netherlands, Panama, Sweden, Switzerland, Trinidad and Tobago, United Kingdom, United States of America
Dr. Aretha Campbell brings together the precision of a legal strategist and the insight of a regional researcher, making her an invaluable expert for governance, compliance, and human rights work in the Caribbean. With a rich career spanning international banking, academic research, and consulting, she offers not only deep analytical skills but also practical experience that informs effective policy and legal strategy. Her work has helped shape compliance standards, informed regional anti-corruption policies, and trained the next generation of legal and financial professionals. Aretha is thoughtful, detail-oriented, and highly respected in both academic and professional circles. If you're seeking someone who blends intellectual rigor with real-world impact, she’s the expert you want on your team.
Occupation: Dr. Aretha Campbell is a distinguished academic, compliance expert, and policy consultant with a unique blend of legal, financial, and governance experience, especially across the Caribbean region. With a PhD in Rule of Law and Global Governance and over 15 years of high-level work across private banking, international consulting, and academia, she brings deep insight into anti-corruption, financial crime prevention, and human rights. Whether crafting compliance frameworks for JP Morgan Trust or contributing cutting-edge research for Transparency International, Aretha has consistently influenced policy, educated future leaders, and advised legal and regulatory institutions. Her ability to merge theory with practice, and law with strategy, makes her an exceptional expert for roles… Read more Countries of expertise: Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, United States of America
An accomplished nonprofit leader, educator, and human rights advocate with over 15 years of experience driving community development, public health initiatives, and social justice programs across Belize and the United States. Specializes in behavior change communication, human rights documentation, sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR), anti-trafficking coordination, and youth empowerment. A certified primary educator with experience in both Belize and the U.S. educational systems, with a strong background in curriculum development, multigrade instruction, and leadership within multicultural settings. Skilled in organizational governance, strategic planning, research methodologies, and advocacy for marginalized groups. Recognized for bridging grassroots mobilization with policy-level impact, and for fostering collaboration among government, civil society organizations, and international agencies.
Occupation: A seasoned Executive Director with extensive experience in nonprofit
governance, resource mobilization, strategic planning, and program
coordination. Successfully led internal relations, developed
organizational strategic frameworks (2016–2021), and coordinated
national and international initiatives related to Sexual and
Reproductive Health and Rights. Registered with the Belize National
AIDS Commission and an active contributor to various United
Nations processes.
Countries of expertise: Belize, United States of America
Cameron Garcia is a rising leader in international security intelligence, combining academic excellence with practical diplomacy. His intelligence roles in private and governmental sectors demonstrate a deep command of regional threats, sociopolitical dynamics, and global security frameworks. With hands-on diplomatic experience from Latin America to Europe, Cameron excels at crisis analysis and advisory roles. He is an invaluable asset for organizations navigating complex geopolitical environments.
Occupation: Cameron Garcia is an accomplished geopolitical analyst and
open-source intelligence (OSINT) expert with extensive
experience in crisis monitoring and global risk assessments.
With firsthand exposure through internships across multiple
U.S. embassies, Cameron has become a trusted advisor for
international travel, diplomatic affairs, and strategic security
analysis. His depth in Latin American, Caribbean, and
African geopolitical dynamics positions him as a forward-looking
security and diplomacy specialist.
Countries of expertise: Belize, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, North Macedonia, Portugal, United States of America
Robin Llewellyn is a natural communicator with a gift for amplifying marginalized voices. With over a decade of experience as a journalist and media strategist, he has not only reported on human rights abuses but actively helped shape narratives for indigenous and environmental defenders. His cross-cultural communication, creative storytelling, and policy-savvy writing make him a powerful bridge between communities and decision-makers. Robin doesn’t just tell stories, he helps people be heard. He would be a valuable addition to any team seeking clarity, compassion, and compelling communication.
Occupation: Robin Llewellyn is a seasoned communications specialist and
award-winning journalist with over a decade of experience giving
voice to underrepresented communities. His work spans human
rights journalism in Latin America, cultural program coordination
across Europe, and public policy communication for governments
and NGOs. Robin’s storytelling spans formats- radio, print, social
media, and strategic publications and he’s been published in
outlets like The Economist and Le Monde Diplomatique. His
bilingual training in journalism and human rights, paired with
global fieldwork, makes him a compelling
advocate for justice through narrative.
Countries of expertise: Belize, Colombia, Costa Rica, Italy, Peru, Rwanda, Ukraine, United Kingdom
Human rights consultant specializing in the Caribbean region. Extensive experience in governmental and non-governmental organizations, including the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago. Committed to advancing human rights through rigorous research, advocacy, and legal expertise. Trusted advisor and advocate for promoting and protecting human rights in the Americas.
Occupation: Your Occupation: With a background spanning from legal internships to consultancy roles with prestigious organizations like the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, the expert has demonstrated a commitment to human rights advocacy and legal expertise. The expert has effectively monitored human rights issues, drafted reports and legal opinions, facilitated meetings, and applied human rights law to real-world situations. The experiences in both governmental and non-governmental sectors highlight a diverse skill set suited for addressing complex human rights challenges in the Caribbean region and beyond.
Countries of expertise: Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago