Our team

Our strength lies in our individuality. Set up by Esther Bryce, the team strives to bring in the best talent in various fields, from architecture to interior design and sales.

Marjori Bergman

Founder & Climate Action Strategist

Founder & Climate Action Strategist

Marjori Bergman is a climate action strategist and social innovator passionate about turning bold ideas into practical solutions that help communities thrive. As the founder of Eco Hub Caribbean, she leads initiatives that bridge awareness and action, empowering people to live more sustainably through education, creative reuse, and community collaboration.

With over 15 years of experience leading Ignite, a global consultancy focused on transformation, innovation and sustainability strategy, Marjori has worked with organizations across industries to implement ESG strategies, circular economy models, and climate-smart innovation. Her work spans from corporate boardrooms to grassroots projects, guiding teams to reduce waste, optimize resources, and create measurable impact.

Having worked across the Caribbean, and most other regions, Marjori brings a global perspective to local challenges, believing that real change happens when people come together to create solutions that start where they are.

At the heart of her work is a simple belief: sustainability isn’t just about the environment, it’s about people, opportunity, and hope for a better future.

Environmental Advocate | Sustainable Solutions Enthusiast

My journey in environmental work is rooted in both science and community. With a degree in Environmental Science and Sustainable Technology, I’ve learned that real change happens when policy meets people. At Eco Hub Caribbean, I’m excited to be part of a team that turns ideas into action, whether through sustainable projects or empowering local voices.

From working at the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries to volunteering in grassroots efforts, I’ve seen how small steps lead to big impact. What drives me isn’t just the technical side of sustainability, but the stories behind it, the communities adapting to climate challenges, the ecosystems we’re fighting to protect, and the collective effort needed to make a difference.

For me, environmental work isn’t just about what we achieve, but how we work together to get there. At Eco Hub Caribbean, I hope to contribute to a future where sustainability isn’t an exception, but a way of life for our region.

Selena Ramdeo

Growing up, I had a lot of interests from art to dance, green architecture, biology, geography and history, but if there's one constant, it's that I always loved the environment, and with a very seabound family background, naturally this meant a greater pull toward the marine enviornment. After graduating wth a double major BSc in Biology and Environmental Science at the UWI, I set out to help conserve our marine and terrestrial environments via educational outreach programs at SpeSeas, a number of marine and aquatic research projects and even taking on a Masters in Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Development in the Caribbean. I love being in the field, analysing samples in the lab and planning projects, and some of my favourite days are spent creating art pieces or volunteering at a number of projects. One could say I'm a wild mix of the arts, an environmental scientist, human geography, project management and the insatiable urge to extract and analyse DNA from a patch of seagrass. Ultimately, I aspire toward a career in project management and or research, particularly in marine conservation and environmental sustainability. All in all, I'm dedicated toward making a splash today for tomorrow, for the betterment of environmental health, an improved and sustainable quality of life on earth and ultimately a cleaner, healthier planet.'

Sydney Christopher