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Board of Trustees

The International College of the Cayman Islands (ICCI) proudly marked a significant milestone on 30 May 2026 with the successful completion of its first Artificial Intelligence (AI) Certificate Short Course. This inaugural programme reflects ICCI’s commitment to providing innovative, relevant, and career-focused learning opportunities that prepare individuals for success in an increasingly technology-driven world.

In keeping with its mission to advance the potential for leadership and foster a commitment to community service, ICCI remains dedicated to equipping students with practical skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and self-directed learning. Building on the success of this first AI course, the College will continue to offer similar programmes designed to help professionals, entrepreneurs, and lifelong learners develop the knowledge and competencies needed to thrive in the 21st-century workforce.

 Applications are now being accepted for future AI courses. Prospective participants are encouraged to register their interest by completing an application and securing their place in upcoming cohorts. Join ICCI in exploring the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and developing the skills needed for the future of work. 

The Board of Trustees is the governing body of the International College of the Cayman Islands. The Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, the national organization for higher education governance and leadership, describes the role of a board of trustees as follows:

Trustees of independent colleges and universities are surrogates of the general public. They are responsible for acting on behalf of their fellow citizens and institutional founders as their individual consciences and best judgment dictate.

A governing board’s fundamental responsibility is to chart the institution’s course and ensure that the institution has the resources it needs to fulfill its mission. The board also has a unique fiduciary role in finance and budgeting, in endowment and investment management, and in preserving and expanding physical resources. In addition, the board ordinarily is called on to participate in fundraising activities.

Specific responsibilities of the board of trustees include:

  • Setting and clarifying the institution’s mission and purpose
  • Appointing the President, supporting the President, and evaluating the President’s performance
  • Assessing its own performance as a board
  • Supporting the institution’s engagement in sound strategic planning
  • Reviewing the institution’s educational and public service programs
  • Participating in fundraising
  • Ensuring good institutional management
  • Preserving institutional independence
  • Relating the campus to the outside community and the outside community to the campus
  • Approving policies

2026 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
April Cummings, Chair
Yolanda McCoy, Vice-Chair
Kaitlyn Elphinstone, Secretary
Anand Adapa

Matthew Adam
Winston Connolly
Wayne McManus
Raul Nicholson-Coe
Lucille Seymour
Brian Williams
Dr. Elsa Cummings, President Emerita

Trustees Emeriti
Audrey Ebanks (Posthumously)
Colleen Williams (Deceased)
George McCarthy, George Town
Carlyle McLaughlin, West Bay