Nicole McLaren Campbell is a top Education Consultant, college counsellor, keynote speaker, entrepreneur, educator, and author.

Over the last 10 years she has built AIM Educational Services with a mission to get help student unleash their potential and get into the best fit college/university while saving parents money.

Nicole is a graduate of the St Andrew High School for Girls, Phillips Academy 'Andover', Princeton University and the University of London's School of Advanced Study and School of African and Oriental Studies.

In 2017, McLaren Campbell was presented with their Women In Leadership Award, at the Paris Headquarters of UNESCO as part of the Give1 Foundation Emerging Global Leaders Conference.

AIM has successfully guided scores of students to full scholarships and/or academic placement in the most prestigious universities in the world, including Oxford and Cambridge Universities in the United Kingdom and all 8 Ivy League institutions in the United States. AIM delivers an average return on investment of over 5000% to parents – results Nicole attributes to a strong, motivated team whose focus remains on possibilities, not problems.

She is regarded as one of the most influential voices on college consulting, financial aid and admissions.

Some six months after his predecessor demitted office, Oliver Mair assumed his role as Jamaica's Consul General to the Southern USA. He came to Miami on a mission to serve and represent his country well, while engaging positively with the Jamaican community.

 

He describes himself as a "dynamic and visionary leader." Mair bases this self-assessment on over 20-years' experience in Jamaica's travel/tourism, entertainment, agro-processing and real estate industries. The MBA graduate of Nova South Eastern University has extensive experience in sales and marketing, strategic planning, project management, public relations and government corporate relations.

 

Mair is a product of the Jamaican private sector, where he held several positions in a somewhat circuitous route. He pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Management Studies and English Literature at the UWI-Mona. Graduating in 1992, he embarked on his career as an operations officer at Jamaica Broilers. A year later, he joined the staff of Air Jamaica, where he remained for the next eleven years, rising through the ranks from flight attendant/purser/in-flight supervisor to routes operations supervisor and ultimately, regional marketing manager – Jamaica and the Caribbean.

 

Leaving Air Jamaica in 2004, Mair returned to Jamaica Broilers, where he served first, as sales manager, and later as marketing and sales manager. He resigned this position in 2012 and took the bold decision to become an entrepreneur a year later – in 2013.

He founded his own company, Jamaica Finest Produce, that supplied Jamaican agricultural produce to Jamaican hotels. He also served as consultant for several projects, including to the Portland Jerk Festival, Jamaica Broilers Group – Fun In The Sun and applied his sales skills in real estate as a realtor for Coldwell Bankers Limited.

CG Mair cites his priorities during his tenure as working with the Jamaican community to focus on issues related to education, business investment in Jamaica, youth and health.