Mr Rudy B. Ebanks (CHAIRMAN)
Rudy Ebanks is an Electronics and Telecommunications Engineer. Throughout his 36-year career, he has completed numerous specialty courses locally and internationally, including those in specific manufacturer’s equipment/networks/services, sales, customer service, regulatory and interconnect, forecasting and business planning, and Leadership and Management course modules (several taken from master’s degree programmes).
Rudy has a total of 12 years’ experience as Vice President Regulatory, Government and Carrier Relations, and later, Chief Officer Regulatory and Carrier Relations of the leading telecommunication company in the Cayman Islands, together with a total of 36 years’ experience in (telecommunications) Engineering, Sales, Customer Service, Project and Programme Management, National and International Carrier Relations, Regulatory and Senior Management.
He worked closely with the Directors of Public Policy and of Regulatory in C&W PLC London prior to, during and after liberalisation, and as VP, and later Chief Officer, Rudy was responsible for leading the Cable & Wireless negotiating team of Economists, Engineers, Carrier Services, lawyers etc for the telecom liberalisation process in the Cayman Islands.
Mr Frank Balderamos (DEPUTY CHAIRMAN)
Frank Balderamos is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of management and consulting experience in multiple industries and with expertise in corporate governance, strategic planning, portfolio management and regulatory compliance and is a qualified accountant, registered investment advisor, and accredited director.
Frank earned a Bachelor’s degree from Loyola University Chicago and subsequently worked for brand name global firms (EY, Barclays and MetLife) as well as family offices, start-ups, asset managers and not-for-profits, at a senior level, managing diverse staff across the globe, and making decisions regarding multi-million dollar investments and projects. He currently runs his own firm, Mastic Management, advising clients through all phases of operations and life- span, including formation, strategic planning, operations, capital raising, budgeting, portfolio construction, compliance, regulatory affairs, re-organization, and liquidation. Recently Frank earned a Master of Acts (LLM) in International Finance Act and Regulation from University of Liverpool.
Ms Bonnie Anglin (MEMBER)
Bonnie brings years of expertise in Accounting, Economics and Public Policy and has held the posts of Chief Financial officer in Central Government and Chief Statistician at the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA). In addition to her career experience, Bonnie was also an Adjunct Professor of Economics at ICCI for many years and is well versed in the economics of monopolies and oligopolies which are the industries that OfReg regulates. Bonnie has a Masters in Management, a Bachelors in Business Economics and was trained in Financial Services statistics by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and has represented the Cayman Islands regionally and internationally.
Mr Alric Lindsay (MEMBER)
Alric Lindsay is a non-executive independent director to Cayman Islands based investment funds and is registered with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (“CIMA”) as a director under The Directors’ Registration and Licensing Act. Mr Lindsay is a former attorney (not currently practicing), having been initially admitted to the Cayman Islands Bar in February 2005. Over the years, he has accumulated extensive experience in governance structures, established operations platforms, advised on regulatory matters, and has knowledge of restructuring entities. In his role as a senior compliance analyst with Cayman Islands Monetary Authority(CIMA). Alric was responsible for regulatory queries from onshore regulators, administrators, investment managers and onshore lawyers regarding all aspects of the Mutual Funds Act.
Ms Natasha Bodden (MEMBER)
Natasha Bodden is a Caymanian litigation attorney who practices both in Civil and Criminal matters. She has a wealth of experience in Immigration matters, Labour matters, Civil Servant dispute matters, Family matters, Planning matters, Liquor Licensing matters and contractual disputes, to name a few of the areas she specializes in.
In addition to practicing act, Natasha has drafted and amended acts and regulations, played a fundamental role in the implementation of new acts and drafting and implementing policies throughout the Cayman Islands Government, worked overseas as an international contractual advisor to large companies and she is well known throughout the Cayman Islands as an advocate for those who are unable to speak for themselves.