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
María Serna Guerrero is a highly skilled climate and energy regulatory specialist with a proven track record of influencing national and international policy landscapes. She has developed key HSE and upstream regulatory frameworks in Mexico, consulted on methane emissions regulations in Colombia, and advised on high stakes offshore tenders in Guyana. Her dual legal background in environmental law and regulatory improvement equips her to bridge policy with practical implementation. With published work on Latin America's climate commitments and energy governance, and strong cross-border consulting experience, María is a leading voice in shaping sustainable, compliant, and forward-looking energy systems across the Americas.
Occupation: María Serna Guerrero is a highly accomplished expert in climate, energy regulation, and environmental law, with over a decade of experience advising across private, public, and multilateral sectors. Specializing in regulatory frameworks for hydrocarbon projects, methane emissions control, and decarbonization strategies, she has shaped key energy and environmental policies in Mexico, Colombia, and Guyana. María has worked with globally influential entities such as Chevron, S&P Global, and the UN, playing an instrumental role in aligning national policies with international best practices. Her expertise is both technical and strategic balancing legal precision with regulatory innovation to advance sustainable energy transitions.
Countries of expertise: Colombia, Guyana, Mexico, United States of America
Rommel St. Hill is a rare expert who brings both depth and breadth to complex legal, trade, and governance matters across the Caribbean and international development spaces. From drafting laws and managing treaty negotiations to advising on AML/CFT and environmental governance, his fingerprints are on some of the region’s most important policy reforms. His leadership, versatility, and unmatched technical knowledge make him a go-to expert for institutions seeking real impact through legal reform. Rommel doesn’t just know the system, he helps build better ones, and any project would benefit from his strategic legal insight and regional fluency
Occupation: Rommel St. Hill is a powerhouse legal and trade expert whose
work has shaped laws, policies, and compliance frameworks
across the Caribbean and beyond. A trained legislative drafter,
attorney, and AML/CFT specialist, Rommel blends legal
precision with policy insight, having advised governments,
regional organizations, and multilateral institutions like the UN,
World Bank, and CARICOM. His multidisciplinary strength
spanning international trade, environment, finance, and anticorruption positions him as a leading voice in governance
reform and sustainable development. Whether he's drafting
real estate laws in Guyana or advising on virtual currency
frameworks for the FATF, Rommel’s impact is as far-reaching as it is… Read more Countries of expertise: Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Caribbean, France, Guyana, Jamaica, Mauritius, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, United Kingdom, United States of America
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
Ph.D. candidate in Political Science at The New School for Social Research with 15 years of professional and academic experience in media, politics, and human rights. Skilled in international affairs, media monitoring, political analysis and consultation, and democracy and governance. Extensive knowledge of key political actors, civil society, and social impact program investors in the Latin American region. Author of several articles on human rights, elections, populism, and social movements. Professor of Political Science and researcher. I possess extensive expertise in Venezuelan political affairs, both as a local and as an expert in the field. With over 15 years of experience working in human rights and the political landscape of the country, I have developed a deep understanding of its complexities. Additionally, my expertise in Guyana, Bolivia and Ecuador stems from my role as a Program Manager for the International Republican Institute and Political advisor for Canada respectively, where I collaborated with scholars, NGOs, and human rights activists. This experience provided me with valuable insights into human rights, legal issues, and their political implications.
Occupation: Adjunct Professor/Researcher
Countries of expertise: Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Guyana, Venezuela
Occupation: Adjunct Professor (Political Science)
Countries of expertise: Guyana, Venezuela