Mr. Sardine administrates Caribbean Management Services Ltd. (CMS) a Fiduciary Corporate Management Company, Consultancy also a Licensed Fund Administrator/ Independent Fund Director and an authorized Overseas Agent as a domiciled company of Anguilla BWI.

Mr. Sardine experience within the International Fiduciary Corporate Management sector is founded on a period of more than 25 years as an Administrative Fiduciary Manager both onshore and offshore encompassing many jurisdictions.

During the period of four years, Mr. Sardine as an appointed Trustee and Independent Director in his capacity of Vice Chairman of the Board of Director for the Princess Juliana International Airport Holding Company NV. has represented, adhered to and carried out all of the Fiduciary Trustee recognized responsibilities on behalf of the ultimate shareholder being the Island Territory of St. Maarten Netherlands Antilles.
In this capacity he executed various fiduciary supervisory responsibilities toward St. Marten 100 million US dollars International Airport expansion project.

Mr. Sardine held the position of an appointed Independent Supervisory Director for
St. Maarten Princess Juliana International Airport Operating Company for a period of four years. In this capacity he assumed his fiduciary responsibilities by reviewing and approving the operational financial capabilities of the company well over 50 million dollars during his tenure.

Mr. Sardine has authored scores of published articles on telecommunications, governmental economic policies in addition to presenting various position papers related to the future posture of the International Financial Onshore and Offshore sector when St. Maarten obtains her country status within the Kingdom of the Netherlands in December 2008.

He has addressed numerous conferences as a panelist and keynote speaker within the Caribbean and Internationally on various domestic and international economic related topics.

Mr. Sardine held the position of Chief Executive Officer for a group of telecommunication companies namely, East Caribbean Cellular, East Caribbean Cellular International Phone Company, Saint Martin Mobiles, St. Maarten Cable TV and TV15.

As Chief Executive Officer within the Telecommunications sector he has played a central role toward continued change and compliance concerning new regulatory policies within the Netherlands Antilles, the Caribbean and Internationally.
He sat on the regulatory committee of The Caribbean Association of National Telecommunication Organization CANTO).
One of his many assisted milestone achievements within the sector was the launching of the first private sector International Phone Company ECCI in the Netherlands Antilles.

Mr. Sardine was the recipient of the Chief Executive Officer of the year award from Soualiga Broadcasting for the year 2002.

Prior to this Mr. Sardine was the International Relations and Business Development Officer for the Island Territory of St. Maarten International Phone Company. He is recognized by the Central Government Regulatory Body Bureau on Telecommunication (BOT) as playing a pivotal role both in the change of regulatory policies and compliance toward the launch and growth of the first Island Government (St. Maarten) fully owned International Telephone Company within the Netherlands Antilles.
He continued in advising the Island Territory of Bonaire toward the outcome of compliance and the securing of that Island Territory International Phone Company license.

Mr. Sardine was responsible for coordinating all efforts toward the Netherlands Antilles joining the North American numbering plan, also being the liaison on behalf of government relations with the FCC in Washington DC on behalf of the Island Governments of the Netherlands Antilles.

Mr. Sardine held a position on the Board of Directors for the Caribbean Cable Television Association in addition to being the Vice Chairman of the St. Maarten E-Commerce Council

Mr. Sardine being cognizant of the community needs was the President and Co-Founder of the Pro-Com Foundation, an organization which assisted underprivileged youth.

In 1998, Mr. Sardine was a well-recognized candidate for the Parliament of the Netherlands Antilles.