We continuously track ideas, technologies, business models and policy innovations shaping the world’s most competitive economies - and identify which ones can accelerate Caribbean growth.
Our team has deep, on-the-ground knowledge of the Caribbean’s institutions, markets, cultures and commercial realities - built over decades of working in the region, not observing it from abroad.
We don’t stop at recommendations. We stay in the room - supporting implementation, coordinating stakeholders, and helping our clients turn opportunity into measurable results.
We help international organizations navigate Caribbean markets with clarity, confidence, and connection—from market insight to on-the-ground representation.
Nassau, Bahamas | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | Geneva, Switzerland
inga@soleilatlantic.com
Private Sector Development | Innovation Advisory | Development Finance | Strategic Partnerships
Inga Carey is the Founder and Managing Director of Soleil Atlantic Advisory. At Soleil Atlantic Advisory where she helps organizations navigate Caribbean markets, build strategic partnerships, and advance private sector development initiatives across the region.
With more than 20 years of experience spanning private sector development, development finance, international development, management consulting and private banking, Inga has worked with governments, development finance institutions, investors, and private sector organizations throughout the Caribbean and internationally. Her experience includes leadership roles within the international development and financial services sectors, including the Inter-American Development Bank, a Canadian sustainable finance advisory firm and J.P. Morgan Private Bank.
Throughout her career, Inga has designed and managed complex initiatives focused on development finance, SME development, financial inclusion, institutional strengthening, women’s economic empowerment and economic development. She is particularly passionate about helping organizations identify opportunities, build meaningful partnerships, and create sustainable impact across Caribbean markets.
Inga is a co-author of Access to Finance for Women-Led MSMEs in the Caribbean, a regional study commissioned by the Caribbean Development Bank and France’s ICR Facility. She holds a Master of Science (MSc.) in Applied Economics from Johns Hopkins University and professional certifications in ESG & Impact Investing and SME Finance from Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, as well as a Public Procurement certification through the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS).
Through Soleil Atlantic Group, Inga works with organizations seeking to establish, expand, invest, partner or deliver impact across the Caribbean, helping transform regional opportunity into growth, strategic partnerships, and sustainable development outcomes.
Strategic Partnerships | Trade & Market Development | Ecosystem Building
Nicole Pitter Patterson is an international development and private sector development specialist with more than 20 years of experience building partnerships, strengthening entrepreneurship ecosystems, and advancing inclusive economic growth across the Caribbean and internationally.
Her career has spanned leadership and advisory roles with organizations including the International Trade Centre (ITC), international development agencies, donor-funded programs, and regional business support organizations. Through this work, she has helped entrepreneurs, SMEs, governments, and development institutions access new markets, strengthen business ecosystems, and unlock opportunities for sustainable growth.
Nicole brings extensive experience in strategic partnerships, stakeholder engagement, trade and market development, women’s economic empowerment, and ecosystem building. She is also Co-Founder of Caribbean Girls Hack, a regional initiative focused on expanding opportunities for girls and young women in technology and innovation.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Nicole leads strategic partnership development and ecosystem engagement, helping clients connect with the organizations, networks, institutions, and stakeholders that drive opportunity across Caribbean markets.
Governance | Regulatory Compliance | Public Procurement
Errolisa McPhee helps organizations navigate regulatory environments, strengthen governance frameworks and engage effectively with public sector institutions across the Caribbean.
With nearly 20 years of experience spanning public procurement, regulatory compliance, governance, and development project management, Errolisa has advised governments, development finance institutions, and public sector organizations on institutional modernization, procurement reform, project implementation, and regulatory best practices.
Errolisa brings deep expertise in governance systems, regulatory frameworks, procurement policy, compliance oversight, stakeholder engagement, and project execution. Her practical understanding of how public institutions operate enables clients to navigate regulatory processes more effectively and build stronger relationships with key stakeholders.
She holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Finance, a Bachelor of Science in Accounting, and is both a Project Management Professional (PMP) and a Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS) qualified specialist.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Errolisa advises clients on governance, compliance and regulatory considerations, helping organizations align market entry and growth strategies with local institutional realities.
Sustainable Finance | ESG Risk Management | Impact Management
Chitra Deopersad helps organizations align investments, projects, and business strategies with international ESG standards, sustainable finance principles, and impact objectives.
With more than 13 years of experience spanning sustainable finance, environmental and social risk management, and development advisory, Chitra has worked across the Caribbean, Latin America, Africa, and North America, supporting complex investments and development initiatives across a range of sectors.
Her experience includes leadership roles with IDB Invest, FinDev Canada, and Export Development Canada, where she advised on infrastructure, renewable energy, financial sector, and private sector development projects. Throughout her career, she has supported organizations in identifying and managing ESG risks, strengthening sustainability performance, and aligning investments with international best practices.
Chitra brings deep expertise in the application of IFC Performance Standards, the Equator Principles, international ESG frameworks, impact management, and sustainable finance. Her experience enables clients to navigate increasingly complex environmental, social, and governance expectations while strengthening the long-term value and resilience of their investments and operations.
She holds a Master of Science (MSc.) in Coastal Engineering and Management from The University of the West Indies and has earned multiple sustainability credentials, including the CFA Institute Sustainable Investing Certificate.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Chitra advises clients on ESG strategy, impact assessment, sustainable finance, and environmental and social risk management, helping organizations pursue growth opportunities while meeting international standards and stakeholder expectations.
Market Intelligence | Strategic Communications | Entrepreneurship | Regional Market Development
Latoyaa Roberts is a Caribbean business strategist and serial entrepreneur with more than 20 years of experience spanning strategic communications, entrepreneurship, market development, and international development. Her unique combination of private sector and multilateral experience enables her to help organizations better understand Caribbean markets, stakeholder landscapes, and regional business opportunities.
Throughout her career, Latoyaa has founded and led businesses across multiple Caribbean markets while also advising governments, development institutions, and private sector organizations on strategic communications, stakeholder engagement, and regional development initiatives. Her experience includes serving with the Inter-American Development Bank, where she supported strategic communications and regional engagement across the Caribbean.
Latoyaa brings expertise in market intelligence, commercial strategy, brand positioning, entrepreneurship, and cross-cultural engagement. Her practical understanding of both the opportunities and complexities of doing business in the Caribbean helps clients make informed decisions and develop strategies that resonate within local markets.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Latoyaa leads Market Intelligence services, helping clients understand market dynamics, identify commercial opportunities, assess stakeholder environments, and position themselves for successful entry and sustainable growth across Caribbean markets.
Business Development | Market Engagement | Commercial Representation
Micah Carey supports Soleil Atlantic’s commercial representation and market development activities across the Caribbean, helping organizations build relationships, identify opportunities, and establish a meaningful presence within regional markets.
His experience spans business development, project management, sales, and digital innovation, with a focus on helping organizations strengthen partnerships, expand market reach, and pursue growth opportunities. He has worked with organizations in both The Bahamas and Canada, supporting initiatives related to business development, stakeholder engagement, and market expansion.
Micah brings particular interest and experience in innovation, fintech, renewable energy, and entrepreneurship, providing clients with practical insight into emerging opportunities and evolving market trends across the region.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics with a Minor in Business Administration from the University of New Brunswick and has completed professional certifications in Fintech from the University of Pennsylvania and Renewable Energy and Green Building Entrepreneurship from Duke University.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Micah supports commercial representation, relationship management, market engagement, and business development activities, helping clients establish connections and pursue opportunities throughout the Caribbean
Ellison “Tommy” Thompson is a Bahamian tourism executive with more than 30 years of experience leading tourism development, destination marketing, and investment promotion initiatives across the Caribbean. Throughout his career, he has held senior leadership roles in both the public and private sectors, including serving as Chief Executive Officer of the St. Kitts Tourism Authority and Deputy Director General of The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism.
Tommy has worked extensively with governments, tourism authorities, airlines, cruise partners, investors, and hospitality stakeholders to strengthen destination competitiveness, expand visitor markets, and advance sustainable tourism growth throughout the region.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Tommy provides strategic guidance to organizations seeking to invest, expand, or establish partnerships within the Caribbean tourism and hospitality sector. His expertise helps clients navigate stakeholder landscapes, identify investment opportunities, and develop strategies that support sustainable growth and long-term success.
Digital Transformation | Artificial Intelligence | Innovation | Digital Economy
Chris Reckord is a Jamaican technology executive and innovation leader with nearly 40 years of experience helping organizations leverage digital technologies to drive business growth, operational transformation, and economic development. Throughout his career, he has worked at the intersection of technology, entrepreneurship, and public policy, supporting digital transformation initiatives across the Caribbean.
Chris has held executive leadership roles in the technology sector, including as Chief Executive Officer of tTech Limited, and currently serves in several national leadership positions advancing digital innovation and artificial intelligence. His experience spans digital strategy, AI adoption, cybersecurity, cloud technologies, innovation ecosystems, and public-private collaboration.
A recognized thought leader, author, and speaker on digital transformation and emerging technologies, Chris has advised governments, private sector organizations, and industry leaders on strengthening digital competitiveness and preparing for the future economy.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Chris provides strategic guidance to organizations seeking to leverage digital transformation, innovation, and emerging technologies to establish, expand, and grow across Caribbean markets.
Strategic Advisor, Energy Transition & Climate Resilience
Ralph Birkhoff is a Canadian business development and project development executive with more than 40 years of international experience spanning renewable energy, infrastructure, agriculture, investment attraction, and economic development. He has advised governments, investors, and multinational companies throughout the Caribbean, Latin America, North America, and other global markets.
Ralph currently serves as Director of Business & Project Development for Alquimi Renewables, where he supports the development of utility-scale renewable energy, climate resilience, and agricultural infrastructure projects across the Caribbean. His expertise includes renewable energy, climate technology, controlled-environment agriculture, foreign direct investment (FDI), public-private partnerships, and strategic project development.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Ralph provides sector expertise and strategic guidance to clients seeking to identify, evaluate, and pursue opportunities in renewable energy, climate resilience, sustainable infrastructure, and agricultural innovation across the Caribbean.
Strategic Advisor – Education, Skills & Workforce Development
Cynthia Hobbs is an internationally recognized education and workforce development specialist with nearly three decades of experience advising governments, development finance institutions, and education stakeholders across Latin America and the Caribbean.
In her most recent role, she served as Lead Education Specialist at the Inter-American Development Bank, where she led education policy, human capital, and skills development initiatives throughout the region. Prior to joining the IDB, Cynthia spent more than 15 years with the World Bank, supporting education reform, workforce development, and institutional strengthening programs across emerging markets.
Cynthia holds a Master of Education (Ed.M) in International Education from Harvard University. Cynthia’s expertise spans education policy, skills development, TVET, labour market alignment, gender and education outcomes, learning assessment, and education financing. She has authored numerous publications on education, workforce readiness, and human capital development, including studies focused on The Bahamas and the wider Caribbean.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Cynthia provides strategic guidance to organizations seeking to enter and expand within Caribbean education, workforce development, and human capital markets, helping clients align solutions with regional priorities and emerging opportunities.
Investment Mobilization | Public-Private Partnerships | Infrastructure | Private Sector Development
Brian Samuel is a development finance and investment specialist with more than 30 years of international experience structuring investments, mobilizing private capital, and advancing sustainable infrastructure and private sector development across the Caribbean and other emerging markets.
Throughout his career, Brian has advised governments, multilateral development banks, investors, and private sector organizations on investment strategy, public-private partnerships (PPPs), infrastructure development, and policy reform. His experience includes senior leadership roles with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), and Castalia, where he has supported governments and investors in developing bankable projects, strengthening investment environments, and attracting private sector participation.
Brian brings deep expertise in investment mobilization, PPP advisory, infrastructure finance, project development, and economic development. His ability to bridge the priorities of governments, development finance institutions, and private investors helps clients navigate complex investment opportunities across the Caribbean.
At Soleil Atlantic Group, Brian provides strategic guidance on investment strategy, public-private partnerships, and project development, helping clients identify opportunities, engage stakeholders, and advance commercially viable investments that contribute to sustainable regional growth.
Blue Economy | Climate Resilience | Sustainable Development
Asia La Chapelle Williams is a blue economy and climate resilience specialist with more than 15 years of experience advancing sustainable development, marine conservation, and economic resilience across the Caribbean and internationally.
Her career spans leadership roles in blue economy strategy, climate adaptation, infrastructure development, and international development, supporting governments, multilateral organizations, entrepreneurs, and private sector stakeholders. As Blue Economy Manager at the Waitt Institute, Asia worked with governments to design and implement sustainable blue economy strategies that promote ocean health, economic growth, and community resilience. Previously, she supported blue economy entrepreneurs through the Branson Centre Caribbean and collaborated with the Inter-American Development Bank on initiatives to strengthen sustainable tourism and diversify Caribbean economies.
Asia brings expertise in blue economy strategy, climate resilience, sustainable tourism, stakeholder engagement, project management, and sustainable infrastructure. Her work bridges environmental stewardship with economic opportunity, helping organizations develop initiatives that create lasting value for both communities and investors.
At Soleil Atlantic, Asia provides strategic guidance to organizations seeking to identify opportunities, build partnerships, and develop sustainable initiatives across the Caribbean’s blue economy, helping clients align commercial objectives with regional priorities for resilient and inclusive growth.
