Empowering Caribbean innovation, strategically

Damian McIntyre founded MCS to build resilient innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystems across the Caribbean. A Saint Lucian-Canadian who has lived in seven countries, four of them in the Caribbean, he brings cross-cultural insight to every engagement.

He holds a Master of Management in Innovation and Entrepreneurship from Queen's University. His work spans ecosystem strategy and intelligence, giving clients evidence-based insight into innovation landscapes; digital transformation, helping organizations use technology to grow; and program design and operationalization, so development initiatives achieve measurable results.

His approach draws on his own entrepreneurial experience, his multicultural background and a conviction that regional challenges are best solved by bringing every stakeholder to the table. Through MCS, he works to turn Caribbean potential into sustainable, scalable impact that attracts investment and raises the region's productivity and innovation on the global stage.

Kasey Dunn is an educator and innovation expert with more than 10 years of experience in Canada's innovation ecosystem. She is Professor of Creativity and Innovation at Sheridan College.

She has managed entrepreneurship centers, social incubators and programming for women entrepreneurs, and has run incubator and accelerator programs for Humber College, the University of Toronto and a regional development program funded by the Province of Ontario.

Kasey holds a Master of Management in Innovation and Entrepreneurship and is completing a PhD in higher education focused on innovation. Her strengths are cultivating creativity, envisioning new innovation ecosystems and supporting the projects that build them.