Development
Done Differently.

Paul Pierre brings over 25 years of leadership across finance and operations to Arbor Eco Development. His background spans General Manager at Axis Technologies, Finance and Operations roles at Gillette Group, and financial consultancy at WIIT LTD. His core disciplines — financial modelling, institutional financing, strategic planning, and team leadership — are the foundation of Arbor's approach to every project.

Arbor Eco Development was born from a recognition that Trinidad & Tobago and the wider Caribbean sit on extraordinary land assets that remain largely undeveloped — not for lack of interest, but for lack of the right structures, relationships, and expertise to bring investors and owners together. Paul saw that gap and built a company specifically designed to fill it.

Arbor changes that equation. By combining financial rigour with a genuine commitment to sustainable, ecology-conscious development, the company positions itself as the partner of choice for both global investors seeking Caribbean exposure and local landowners ready to unlock the potential of their assets.

Timothy Newton is Arbor's architect and strategic development partner, playing a central role in shaping projects that integrate sustainable design, land stewardship, and long-term value creation.

With a strong focus on nature-based and wellness-centred environments, Timothy approaches each project as an opportunity to unlock the full potential of land — balancing ecological sensitivity with thoughtful, market-aware development. His work is grounded in a deep understanding of site, culture, and environmental systems, ensuring every intervention enhances both the natural landscape and the human experience.

He leads Arbor's architectural vision, master planning, and design execution — working closely with stakeholders to translate ideas into viable, investment-ready developments. His practice draws on biophilic design principles, phased development strategies, and sustainable construction methodologies, aligned with the broader global shift toward responsible and regenerative development.

The result: projects that are visually compelling, economically grounded, environmentally responsive, and enduring in impact — places that foster connection, well-being, and legacy.

Ian Logie brings more than twenty years of experience in strategic planning, brand development, and operational management to Arbor's leadership team — with a strong track record of building the systems and structures that allow development businesses to scale.

His career has spanned senior operational roles across large development groups and commercial enterprises, where his focus has consistently been on building efficient, modern organisations and identifying the market opportunities that translate into sustained growth. He holds an International Trade Specialist (ITS) designation with Honours — a credential that sharpens his ability to navigate complex cross-border commercial environments.

At Arbor, Ian's expertise shapes the business development, market positioning, and operational frameworks that underpin the company's expansion — ensuring that the quality of what Arbor builds is matched by the quality of how it operates.

His approach is direct and evidence-driven: build the right structures, enter the right markets, and execute with discipline.

Nicole Lalsingh is a Fellow Chartered Certified Accountant with over 25 years of audit, advisory, and taxation experience across Trinidad's private and commercial sectors.

Trained at PricewaterhouseCoopers (Trinidad), Nicole qualified as a chartered accountant in 2000 and subsequently earned a Diploma in Governance & Public Innovation from the Latin American Development Bank. She is the Principal of Nicole Gia Lalsingh & Co., a mid-sized accounting practice serving a diversified client base spanning retail, distribution, construction, and insurance.

Her engagement with Ardor Eco Development brings institutional-grade financial oversight to the company's deal architecture — ensuring that capital structures, project financials, and governance frameworks meet the standards expected by international investors and development finance partners.