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STP Project Director
Christy continued to pursue her interest in urban development moving back to Belize in 2005 bringing the diversity of her experience as Designer, Urban Designer and Project Architect. She since participated in the master planning efforts for housing development, resort master planning, civic planning projects and ongoing architectural design. Her overall experience has focused both on design as well as core physical planning aspects such as planning and zoning, environmental impact analysis and code compliance. Working through all phases of the project from master planning to final construction brings about a familiarity with the practical aspects of the profession - allowing her the experience of relating design images and drawings to physical construction costs and further value engineering as both Designer and Project Manager.
Finance & Procurement Specialist
Carlos has over 23 years professional work experience in the fields of Accounting, Auditing, Procurement, and Finance. Before joining STP, Carlos was employed by the local Banking, Auditing and Oil Industries in addition to an international environmental NGO based in Belize. Carlos holds a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration and is close to completing his Bachelors degree in Accounting.
Tourism Environment Project Coordinator
Programme Assistant/Procurement Assistant
She is an Administrative professional who has the ability to decipher, with enthusiasm, the ideas and concepts of others and is able to manage multiple priorities while maintaining high standards. Carla received her undergraduate degrees from the University of Belize in Business Administration and is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Business Management through the University of Galen, Cayo. |
Through her international working experience, Christy Mastry has had the opportunity to work with several architectural firms on projects of various scale and design style. Her early experience included working on the award-winning International Center on the San Antonio Riverwalk as well as the renovations of the historical Alemeda Theater Building. She has moved through projects of various scales ranging from private residences to larger high-rise projects. As her focus moved into the design fields of both Urban Design and Planning, Christy moved to New York where she worked on several master planning projects including Columbia University’s Manhattanville Campus, The Mount Vernon Triangle Strategic Development in Washington D.C., University of Puerto Rico Campus Planning, Historical Preservations for the United States Air Force Academy and the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center LEED Certified Building.
Carlos Mendez is responsible for the overall financial management of the STP and for the maintenance of all relevant records to meet the financial reporting requirements of the IDB. He is also responsible for the day to day procurement of goods and services to IDB rules and requirements and in accordance with the Program's Operations Manual and Loan Contract.
Terry Wright holds a BA (Hons) degree in Tourism Studies from Bournemouth University UK, specializing in marketing, tourism and the environment, and attractions planning, and has successfully completed Environmental Impact Assessment training through the University of Belize. Terry has experience working within the hospitality, airline and tour operation industries in various capacities since the 1980s, both in Belize and overseas. During her employment at one of Belize’s leading environmental NGOs, Terry contributed to national conservation and sustainable development efforts, including tourism planning for protected areas, environmental education and project development. Her recent work experience has also encompassed consultancies with local conservation NGOs and community groups.
Carla Cadle-Gillett is a native of Belize City and has served in numerous Administrative capacities in leading Belize organizations such as R.S.V. Limited, Roe Group of Companies, WorldCom Technologies and UNICEF Belize.
