Allister Reynold Glean is the Representative in Barbados since December 2021.  Prior to this, he functioned as the International Specialist for Agribusiness and Value Chains for the Caribbean Region. Besides management of the Delegation, he still actively supports work related to trade facilitation and agribusiness development. In addition, his work involves a strong focus on project management.  Academically, he possesses an MBA in Marketing from the University of Bedfordshire as well as an MSc in Agribusiness and Marketing from the University of the West Indies. He is also an Attorney at Law holding a Legal Education Certificate from the Hugh Wooding Law School. His areas of interest include governance, competitive strategy, marketing, monitoring and evaluation and negotiations. He is currently interested in project management certification as well as further graduate studies in Rural Advisory Services/Extension. Prior to IICA, he worked with the Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute (CARDI) as a Senior Project Officer. He also worked as the Institutional Support Manager of the Trinidad and Tobago Agribusiness Association (TTABA) and earlier with IICA as an agribusiness consultant. Allister's most recent significant publications include "Designing Distributed Ledger Technologies for Social Change" undertaken by a multi-agency team as well as "A Joint Impact Assessment of CTA's Support to CARDI (2003-2013)" where he was part of a team that developed an impact assessment tool titled the Capacity Centered Impact Pathways Analysis model.