Our Board of Directors
J Samuel ‘Sammy’ Jackson is a Caymanian Attorney-at-Law with some 29 years of law practice in the Cayman Islands, whose practice now focuses mostly on legal advice and representation in real estate development, planning-related matters, clients in engagement with other public authorities, and general advice and advocacy relating to administrative law matters.
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.
Mike Gibbs is currently an Independent Director of F&G Cayman Re Ltd and a Member of the CIG Government Deputy Governor's Audit & Risk Assurance Committee. A retired President of Kensington Management Group, Ltd. - one of the island’s leading captive insurance managers. Mike is also a past Chairman of the Insurance Managers' Association of Cayman and past President - although remaining an active member of the Cayman Island Chamber of Commerce.
Ms Stacy-Ann Kelly is a member of the Cayman Islands Bar Association, with a broad range of professional experience. After completing her Articles of Clerkship with a local commercial firm, she joined the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, providing legal advice. More recently, Stacy-Ann established her own practice, Kelly Law, through which she provides assistance to locals in a variety of fields.
Bonnie Anglin brings years of expertise in Accounting, Economics and Public Policy and has held the posts of Chief Financial Officer within the Cayman Islands Government and Chief Statistician at the Cayman Islands Monetary Office (CIMO). In addition to her career experience, Bonnie was also an Adjunct Professor of Economics at the International College of the Cayman Islands for many years and is well versed in the economics of monopolies and oligopolies which are the industries that OfReg regulates.
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.
Mr. Francis is currently a Director of Ember Lake Ltd., a cybersecurity & IT management company and a Director of Quadrant Cayman Ltd., a building and electrical contractor company, both registered entities in the Cayman Islands. Prior to this, he was the COO of SALT Wireless from April 2019 to May 2021.
Gavin Baxendale is an ICT professional with over 20 years of experience in solutions development, deployment and management, covering ICT, Cyber Security, compliance and governance. Gavin brings his industry and vendor knowledge, as well as extensive project management experience within the Caribbean, to assist the Board’s regulatory duties - specifically in the areas of ICT solutions, licensee gap analysis, policy and governance development, and data law conformity. He has led and assisted with technology training at the University College of the Cayman Islands, and continues to serve the Cayman Islands as an active member of the Cayman Islands Regiment, and as Director for the Royal Cayman Islands Life Saving Society.
Mr Wrendon Timothy is a financial industry, accounting, and governance professional with over 20 years of industry experience. He serves as CFO, Director & Corporate Secretary of Oxbridge Re Holdings Limited, and Oxbridge Acquisition Corp.
Our Management Team
Sonji Myles is responsible for directing and overseeing the regulation and development of the Information and Communication Technology (‘ICT’)sector in the Cayman Islands. Having worked with OfReg from inception and before that as a senior member of the Information and Communications Technology Office(‘ICTO’), Sonji has a wealth of experience in ICT regulatory matters, ICT policy and strategic development, cybersecurity, licensing, compliance, and enforcement.
John Epp serves as General Counsel. Earlier in his career, John served the people of the Cayman Islands as the Deputy Director of the Law School, the first Complaints Commissioner, and an attorney-at-law. John has published important commentaries in the leading legal journals and served the community through the Rotary Service Club and the Soup Kitchen at Elmslie United Church. John earned his PH.D. in law from the University of Liverpool in 2001.
