Matthew Arnett

Matthew is a Bahamian serial entrepreneur and former co-founder of sendmetickets.com, the first English language online ticketing platform in China, acquired by a private equity group in 2012. Subsequently, he turned his interest to cryptocurrencies and became an early adopter by investing in Bitcoin mining. Fluent in Mandarin Chinese, Matthew has served in various China market-entry advisory roles for the likes of Uber and Wework, as well as advising trade missions from The Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Panama and Chile in his role as Council General for Sino-Latam in Beijing. Matthew is an avid public speaker and has lectured on China business culture at leading universities in China and the U.S. He is a graduate of the Tsinghua-MIT Global MBA program.

Rolf Bansbach

Rolf is a computer systems engineer with over 20 years experience working for likes of Hewlett Packard, Sykes Americas, and several other IT datacenters in Latin America. His tech expertise ranges from developing full stack .NET, MEAN and LAMP Software Architect to blockchain and smart contract architecture. Rolf is the former founder and CTO of SoftecDigital, where he oversaw the development of various online gaming and casino gambling software systems.

Raul Vasquez

Raul is a seasoned marketer and entrepreneur with over 20 years work experience in the U.S. and China across various industries such as advertising, technology, journalism and start-ups. He has worked for leading brands such as DDB, Petsmart.com, Knight Ridder Tribune (now McClatchy) and has successfully launched the China division of Weddings Beautiful Worldwide, making it the most trusted learning institution for wedding industry professionals in the country and the most profitable division worldwide. Raul is graduate of Boston College and an avid cryptocurrency investor.

Claudio Bonifacio

Claudio Bonifacio is a famed historian and author of the book Galleons and Sunken Treasure. With over 30 years experience in archival and historical researcher inside the The Archive of the Indies in Seville, Spain; Claudio brings a wealth of sea research and recovery operations experience, and real life stories about the lost treasures and cultural heritage of Spain and the New World. Claudio has discovered historical documentation detailing the loss of over 3,000 shipwrecks, with close to half of them carrying extensive treasure and precious cargos. Through his years of research Claudio has also discovered extensive documents disclosing untold fortunes buried by the Spanish, Jesuits, Knights Templar, and many other dynasties throughout the world.

Frederick Arnett

Frederick is leading Marine Conservationists in The Bahamas with over 10-years experience in Ocean Governance - Policy, Law and Management. Fredrick brings a diverse background in conservancy in previous roles as former Bahamas Department of Marine Resources National Project Coordinator, The United Nations Environment Programme Liaison and Lead Project Manager of special conservation projects in The Bahamas and throughout the Caribbean. Frederick has been instrumental in the structuring and implementation of the Bahamas Protected - a government initiative to effectively manage and expand Marine Protected Areas by 2020. Throughout Frederick’s career he has been involved in significant research on Marine species conservation, and has participated in international organizations and symposia focused on these subjects. He Graduated Summa Cum Laude from The University of Rhode Island.