Country: Barbados
Industry: Trade & Development
Niche: Caricom Region
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Alicia is a highly motivated, legally-trained, multi-disciplined and multilingual international trade and development professional. Her areas of specialisation include Brexit, correspondent banking & de-risking, climate change, economic citizenship by investment programmes, investment law & policy, trade finance, trade in services. Alicia writes regularly on these matters on her blog www.caribbeantradelaw.com. She is conversational in French, Spanish and Portuguese and has a knowledge of German and Italian. She is interested in connecting and collaborating with fellow researchers, academics and analysts.
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Caribbean Trade Law and Development
Trade law, development & policy through a Caribbean lens.
As an international trade and development consultant, Alicia’s work includes content writing, writing policy briefs and papers, quantitative and qualitative research, survey design, execution and reporting, and social impact analysis. She has done work in the following areas: correspondent banking & de-risking, trade policy, sustainable development, investment law and policy, international law, law of the sea, climate change, trade in services, sustainable tourism, public health and social policy. Alicia is a former Barbados Exhibition Winner (2005). She is a member of the Academy of International Business (Michigan, USA) and the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT) (Ottawa, Canada). She is the CARIFORUM Representative for the Africa, Caribbean & Pacific Young Professionals Network (ACP-YPN) and Youth Advisor with the Caribbean Mentorship Institute (CMI).
