Mr. Andrew Guthrie
Mr. Carson Ebanks
Mr. David Martins
Mr. Jean-Eric Smith
Ms. Pasha Kilberg
Dr. J.D. Mosley-Matchett

General Manager, Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park
General Manager, Pedro St. James
Executive Director, Pirates Week National Festival
Manager, Craft Market
Personal Assistant to the TAB CEO & Supervisor, Hell
Marketing Executive, TAB

Mr. Guthrie has been the General Manager of the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park since March 1995. With multiple degrees in Agriculture and Horticulture from West Virginia University and a Diploma in Botanic Garden Management from London's Royal Botanic Gardens, he brings a wealth of knowledge to his management of Cayman's crown jewels of flora in the Botanic Park. He arrived in Cayman after serving as Curator for the Joseph Reynold O’Neal Botanic Gardens in the British Virgin Islands and has held the position of Secretary of the Cayman Islands Orchid Society since 1999.

Mr. Martins is known throughout the Caribbean as the founder-leader of the revered Tradewinds band that came to prominence in the 1970s with his original songs about Caribbean life. Migrating to the Cayman Islands in 1982 he served as Chairman of Cayman’s Cultural Foundation for six years. In 1984 he initiated and produced the country’s costume carnival event (Batabano) for the Rotary Club, earning the Paul Harris Fellow award. In 1994 he designed and launched the country’s national arts festival, Cayfest. In 1991 he conceived and wrote the topical revue, Rundown, which has become a tradition in the Cayman Islands. In 1998 he was named Executive Director of the Pirates Week National Festival (a post he still holds) and concurrently filled the General Manager role for the Tourism Attractions Board from 2001 to 2002. In 2002 he was elected President of the Cayman Music & Entertainment Association, and re-elected in 2003.

A seventh generation Caymanian, Jeán-eric Smith, has been a long supporter for the development of the Cayman Craft Market. Having a tremendous passion for his Caymanian heritage and for local artists’ talent, he has been an advocate for artisans to have a home that provides them with a greater opportunity to sell their wares in a craft market style venue.
  The Cayman Craft Market had its first home at the Old Almond Tree location in 2002, soon thereafter it moved to The Quincentennial Park in central George Town. On May 11, 2005 Mr. Smith’s dreams were realized when the Cayman Craft Market was dedicated by the then Minister of Tourism, and officially opened for business on September 23, at its current site on the waterfront. The Cayman Craft Market is now a Government own project and is managed by the Tourism Attraction Board and Mr. Smith is the site manager.
  He is the founder and Managing Director of Youngblood Productions, a local productions company. A local musician and recording artist since the tender age of 11, Mr. Smith is also currently Vice President of the Cayman Music and Entertainment Association and is renown across the Caribbean as a singer.

Bringing a strong background of research and practical experience to TAB, Dr. Mosley-Matchett seeks to help TAB gain a clear understanding of what tourists and residents need and expect from Cayman attractions. Trained in the latest research methodologies, experienced in public speaking, and armed with more than a decade of technical expertise in Internet-based strategy and audio-video production, she plans to help TAB generate the level of awareness and interest that will allow the attractions to achieve sustainable success in Cayman’s highly competitive entertainment marketplace.