Ms. Corinne Glasgow has served our Credit Union from its inception over 45 years ago, initially as a volunteer on numerous committees, including the Supervisory, Credit and Educational Grants Committees and the Board of Directors, the latter as CEO for 10½ years, retiring on 31 August 2017.

Ms. Glasgow was successful in growing our Credit Union in asset size, membership, products and services and continues to volunteer her services to the local, regional, and international credit union movement. Ms. Glasgow also worked for the Cayman Islands Government for over 21 years as Social Worker, Assistant Permanent Secretary, and Manager of the Public Service Commission, culminating her public service career in 1996 as Postmaster General. She has served on many Government and civic boards and committees, including as past President of the Civil Service Association and the Credit Union Board of Directors; past Director of the Caribbean Confederation of Credit Unions (the only Caymanian to have been elected to this important regional body); past Chairman and George Town Captain of the Girls’ Brigade; past member of Prison Ministry; and the Canaan Land Drug Rehab Home.

Ms. Glasgow holds a bachelor’s degree in Sociology & School Social Work from the University of Tampa, Florida and post-graduate diplomas in Management and Human Resource Training & Development from UWI and Coton House Management Centre in the UK. She has also undertaken numerous Christian and Credit Union training courses, including ICUDE, CaribDE, and has been the Caribbean representative to the Africa DE leadership training courses.

She has been a member of the Credit Union since 1982.

Ryan Rajkumarsingh is the Director of the Department of Commerce and Investment since 2013 and has been employed with the Cayman Islands Government for 18 years. He has a Master of Business Administration and is a Certified Public Accountant.

Ryan Rajkumarsingh is involved with several Boards including Trade and Business, Special Economic Zone, Institute of internal Auditors, Cayman Islands Society of Human Resource Professional.

Deirdre Carmola is a seasoned trust professional who attained the Society of Trust & Estate Practitioners (STEP) qualification in 2003/4. She became an Asst. Manager Trusts in the private sector and after 21 years in the industry changed professions to the education field in 2011.

Ms. Carmola is a strong advocate of life-long learning and has completed her Bachelor of Laws (LLB) (Honours) and the Professional Practice Course (PPC) with the University of Liverpool & Oxford Brookes University through the Truman Bodden Law School. She has simultaneously built her education career, first as the Manager, Scholarship Secretariat in the Ministry of Education and now currently as Special Education Needs (SEN) Case Manager, Inclusion. As a known community advocate, Ms. Carmola participates in census and election data collection canvasing exercises including as a Presiding Officer for the 2013 & 2021 elections and 2019 referendum. She’s served as a leader for the Vision 2008 Round Table for Education; the Education Council; the Tourism Attraction Board; the Older Persons Council; PTA President--John Gray High School, Savannah Primary Schools and CIFEC; and the CICSA Co-operative Credit Union Education Grant Committee.

Golda is the Regional Financial Controller for Appleby Global Services, responsible mainly for both the Bermuda and Cayman offices. She is a licensed Certified Public Accountant with 10+ years’ post qualification experience and 8+ years working for a big four audit firm performing financial and regulatory audits. Her experience includes, budget analysis, and financial accounting and she has proficient knowledge of IFRS and US GAAP and their related GAAS.

Heather Smith is currently a Senior Vice President at Walkers Professional Services in the Regulatory and Compliance team. In this role she provides outsourced compliance services to suit clients' needs, including AML audit services, regulatory inspection and general compliance support, and training.

Prior to this, Ms. Smith was the Head of the Investments Supervision Division (ISD) of the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA), from June 2014 to July 2022, having served in various roles within the ISD over her twenty-five years at CIMA, including Deputy Head of the ISD and interim head of the Securities Supervision Division, established in 2017 for the supervision of securities investment business.

Ms. Smith, who has over 30 years of experience in the financial services industry, has extensive knowledge of regulatory practices and the requirements for the effective supervision and ongoing monitoring of entities pursuant to the various regulatory acts, the Proceeds of Crime Act and the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations. She holds a Master of Laws (LLM) – International Business Law, Bachelor of Science degree in Business Economics, as well as the Associate of the Securities Institute (ASI) and Certified Anti-money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) qualifications.

Ms. Smith has been a member of the Credit Union since 1997.

Paul Inniss is the Head of Compliance at the General Registry. He is a former financial and economic crime investigator with certifications through ACFE, ACAMS and the ICA. Paul has specialist training in anti-money laundering, complex fraud and asset tracing, as well as proficiency in the management of risk and the implementation of requisite policies and procedures as per best practice.

Paul’s years as an economic crime investigator have equipped him with the diverse knowledge, skills and experience commensurate with policing one of the world’s largest financial industries. He is adept in handling the multi-jurisdictional challenges and issues associated with working in diverse complex financial industries.

Paul was recently awarded Fellowship Status by the International Compliance Association.

Paul’s speciality areas include:
-Management of risks associated with anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism proactive investigations;
-Anti-bribery and corruption (ABC) – effectively identifying, tracking and tracing all proceeds of crime;
-Identification and investigation of occupational fraud, and implementation of innovative business-related risk mitigation policies to address deficiencies, training and people development; and
-Delivering high-impact interactive fraud training sessions.

Mr. Inniss has been a member of the Credit Union since 2006.

Rosworth McLaughlin II is a Senior Security Engineering Manager at MaplesFS, having sound knowledge in areas such as Accounting, IT, Internal Audits, Enterprise Risk Management, Data Loss Prevention, Security Operations, Security Engineering, Identity and Access Management, Threat & Vulnerability Management, Incident Response and Privacy.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Accounting and Computer Information Systems and a Master of Science degree in Information Security, Policy & Management. He is also a Certified Information Privacy Technologist, a Certified Information Privacy Manager, a Certified Ethical Hacker and an Information Security Management Systems Provisional Auditor.

Shari Howell is a partner with Maples and Calder (Cayman) LLP and is based in the Cayman Islands office of the Maples Group. She has extensive experience advising on asset finance transactions, with an emphasis on aircraft financing and leasing arrangements, including transactions with capital markets or Islamic elements, aircraft registrations, vessel financing and registrations, and general corporate commercial matters. She principally advises commercial banks, financial institutions, European export credit agencies, airlines and aircraft lessors.
Shari joined the Maples Group in 2006, and she completed secondments in Dubai and Hong Kong between 2013 and 2015. Her contributions have earned her recognition in various industry publications. She has been named on Airfinance Journal's list of rising stars and has garnered recognition from Who's Who Legal and The Legal 500.
Before her tenure at Maples and Calder, Shari worked with the Cayman Islands Government at the Department of Children and Family Services, where she rose to the position of Foster Care and Adoptions Coordinator.
Shari Howell was admitted as an attorney-at-law in the Cayman Islands in 2008 and is a member of the Cayman Islands Legal Practitioners Association. She earned her LLB with First Class Honours from the University of Liverpool. Subsequently, she pursued further legal education at the Inns of Court School of Law (now known as City Law School) in the United Kingdom, where she obtained a Diploma in Legal Practice with Distinction.
Shari has been a member of the Credit Union since 1996.

Marzeta Bodden is a dynamic community advocate and strategic leader known for turning big ideas into impactful actions. As Deputy Director of Tourism Product Development at the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism, Marzeta leads initiatives that enhance the destination’s tourism offerings. With over 20 years of experience across aviation, tourism, education, and financial services, she has held key roles in private, public, and non-profit sectors, including Cayman Airways, Appleby, Junior Achievement, and the Cayman Islands Government.

At Appleby, Marzeta managed strategic business development for global corporate teams, overseeing multi-million-dollar budgets and client relationship programmes. Her entrepreneurial spirit led her to found Cayman Food Tours, sharing the Cayman Islands’ culinary heritage with over 3,000 visitors. She has also been involved in major projects like the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics and TEDxSevenMileBeach, the first TEDx event in the Cayman Islands. Her work with Celebrate Cayman showcased her commitment to community, coordinating national initiatives that celebrated Caymanian history and culture.

A proud Caymanian, Marzeta holds a Master of Science in Marketing Management from the University of Surrey, a dual Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Marketing from Florida International University, and is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP)®. She specialises in strategic marketing, communications, project management, and business development.

An active member of the Rotary family since 2009, Marzeta has served in various leadership roles, including Past President of Rotaract Blue Cayman Islands and Past District 7020Rotaract Representative. As Youth Services Director of Rotary Central Cayman Islands, she leads programmes that empower young people through mentorship and skills development.