Glenda Dilbert-Davis

Head — Human Resources and Administration

Glenda A. Dilbert-Davis joined the Maritime Authority of the Cayman Islands (MACI) on 1 January 2008, as Head - Human Resources and Administration (Designate).  She was confirmed to this post effective July 2008. Mrs. Dilbert-Davis is responsible for all HR and Administrative functions and activities of MACI, including performance management, employee relations, training and development, recognition and reward.

Mrs. Dilbert-Davis brings to MACI over 20 years of governmental experience, having initially joined the public sector in Cayman Brac in 1983, and after a short stint in the private sector in Grand Cayman, and study leave abroad in the UK, she re-joined the public sector in 1989 where she has remained to date.   

During this time, Mrs. Dilbert-Davis worked in various Government agencies including the George Town Hospital (now the Health Services Authority), the Financial Secretary’s Office, the Portfolio of Finance & Economics, the Public Services Pension Board, the Ministry of Education, Employment, Youth, Sports & Culture and the Department of Education Services.

Mrs. Dilbert-Davis holds a Certificate in Personnel Practice from Chichester University, UK, and a Master’s in Human Resources Management degree from the University of Portsmouth, UK.  She is a member of the MACI Management Committee and the Cayman Islands Society of Human Resource Professionals.