Meet Lieutenant Commander Edric Hargreaves, the only man who knows Caribbean waters better than a nervous pelican in a hurricane. As the "Aquaman of Regional Security," Edric spent over two decades ensuring the high seas stayed safe, secure, and occasionally dry. He retired as a strategic lead from the Regional Security System (RSS) Headquarters in Barbados, where he spent his days analyzing maritime trends, coordinating regional operations, and serving as the strategic brain keeping the Caribbean afloat.

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With a Master of Science in Integrated Coastal and Ocean Management, Edric is the expert you want around when a shipping container needs rescuing or the tide is being unnecessarily dramatic. He received the Humming Bird Medal Bronze  for Gallantry, a fancy way of saying he’s officially brave enough to argue with a pirate or, even more dangerously, a bureaucratic committee.

 

The real story, however, happens beneath the waves. Forget James Bond; Edric is a genuine deep-diving powerhouse with over 3,000 logged dives, enough time underwater to hold a serious conversation with a grumpy grouper. During his tenure as a Naval Officer and Diving Operations Manager for the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard, he was the man on speed dial for underwater search, rescue, and salvage.

 

A PADI Assistant Instructor and Advanced Public Safety Diver, Edric has led critical regional disaster relief efforts with the precision of a dolphin with a clipboard. Having managed everything from high-stakes aquatic chaos to community pool programs, Lieutenant Commander Hargreaves has proven that whether the water is salty or chlorinated, he is firmly in charge of the deep end.