Driftwood Camp

Ian Gill is a Trinidad born male of European origin whose ancestors arrived in the Caribbean prior to Indian Indentured labor. His farther Tyrrwhitt Methuen Gill was Barbadian born and trained as a construction engineer via international correspondence schools and was well versed in veterinary services. He married Linda Agar of St Anns. Both parents had Irish ancestors.

Ian gill is the youngest of 4 children and was schooled initially at Beach Camp private school, at Presentation College Sanfernando and in the UK at Park Lane college of further Education and then at Leeds Polytechnic in marketing and management.

He has worked mainly in marketing in the English speaking Caribbean and in advertising and in radio being a presenter on a leading radio station Radio 97 for 8 years. He has written and performed a number of radio jingles, acted in two popular locally made films "the story of Wendy" which received accolades at ZIFF ( Zanzibar International film festival) and the "story of Wendy part 2" which was awarded the Popular choice at the TTFF (Trinidad and Tobago Film festival). He has had a number of art exhibitions and has sung at all major locations including NAPA (National Academy of Performing Arts), Queens Hall, Central bank auditorium and other major venues . He is married, the father of 6, grandfather of 7, and the great grandfather of one.