Founder of The Career Doc & JobCheckup. TEDx Speaker. Youth Economist. Connecting talent to opportunity across the Caribbean — one career at a time.
Raised in Portmore, Jamaica, I've always seen the world differently. While others chased conventional paths, I was building community — starting with candy sales in high school and growing into one of the Caribbean's most recognisable names in career development and talent innovation.
With a BSc. in Economics & Statistics from UWI and an ongoing MBA in Data Analytics at the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean, I blend analytical rigour with creative entrepreneurship. My decade-long journey has taken me from a dorm-room side hustle to founding ventures trusted by National Housing Trust, Caribbean Airlines, and the Trust of the Americas in Washington, DC.
"I want to be a living example of what it means to pursue one's ambitions and live limitlessly boldly."
— Kristofferson Nunes, Jamaica ObserverKristofferson helped me reframe my entire career narrative. Within 6 weeks of working with The Career Doc I landed a senior role I had been chasing for two years. The strategy was surgical.
I was stuck in the same role for four years. After one session with Kris my LinkedIn was transformed, my CV was sharp, and I had a clear plan. Got three interviews in the first month.
JobCheckup made hiring for our team genuinely easy. The quality of candidates was strong and the platform understood our industry. We've hired four people through it this year alone.
An AI-powered career support agency prescribing personalised strategies for job seekers, career changers, and professionals. 80% client success rate securing roles within 3 months.
Community-driven recruitment platform connecting Caribbean talent with top employers. Trusted by National Housing Trust, Caribbean Airlines, and Trust of the Americas (Washington, DC).
Co-founded the region's leading youth marketing and job placement agency. Grew from 2,000 to 6,000+ Caribbean students across Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, and Guyana. USAID-partnered.
Jamaica's retirement problem is a talent misallocation problem. 48,800 unemployed. 693,800 outside the labour force. A ratio of 14 to 1. This report makes the data-backed case — and the five pathways that unlock it.
Rethinking Careers After Retirement in Jamaica
Inspired by Seth Godin's philosophy of being remarkable — not ordinary. My personal brand lives at the intersection of career science, cultural intelligence, and Caribbean ambition.
Whether you're a job seeker needing career guidance, an employer looking for Caribbean talent, or a partner ready to collaborate — the Career Doc is ready.