CAPT Thomas R. Williams is a 30-year veteran of the United States Navy, retiring as Professor of Naval Science at Auburn University where he taught Leadership and Ethics to college seniors and commanded the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) Unit. A 1979 graduate of Auburn University, he holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, a Master of Arts in International Relations from Salve Regina University, and a Master's in National Security and Strategic Planning from the Naval War College.

During his distinguished naval career, CAPT Williams served on several ships and staffs and was Commanding Officer of two Dock Landing Ships. In December 1982, he reported to the re-commissioning crew of USS NEW JERSEY (BB 62) as Boilers Officer, completing an 11-month deployment to the Western Pacific, Central America, and the Eastern Mediterranean — where NEW JERSEY provided naval gunfire support to U.S. Marines ashore in Beirut, Lebanon. Upon graduation from the Naval War College, he reported to U.S. Central Command as a Naval Operations Action Officer, serving eight months in Riyadh on General Schwarzkopf's staff during Operations DESERT SHIELD and DESERT STORM.

CAPT Williams served as Chief Staff Officer for Commander, Amphibious Squadron Five from April 1994 to December 1995, participating in Operation COMBINED SHIELD — the final amphibious withdrawal from Somalia. He subsequently served as Force Operations Officer for Commander, U.S. Naval Surface Force Pacific, and commanded both USS FORT FISHER (LSD 40) and USS RUSHMORE (LSD 47), the West Coast "Smart Ship." From 1999 to 2001 he served at Navy Warfare Development Command developing concepts for the "Navy After Next," followed by a tour as Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations for Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Korea in Seoul. In 2009, CAPT Williams was awarded the Legion of Merit by Rear Admiral Gary R. Jones, Commander, Naval Education and Training Command, marking the culmination of 30 years of honorable and dedicated naval service.

Jeremy Taylor brings a truly global perspective to Hadwin Williams, having built an extensive international network of contacts that connects clients to new markets worldwide — while equally helping overseas businesses identify and develop commercial opportunities in the UK. His wide and varied career in business support, both at home and abroad, makes him ideally positioned to help companies explore new markets and find the right people to drive growth.

Jeremy is a firm believer that people buy from people. He works hands-on to identify and facilitate the key introductions clients need, advising on the engagement strategies and tactics that make those connections effective and lasting. He is also a highly regarded Stakeholder Engagement Professional, helping businesses, public sector bodies and infrastructure providers communicate with precision to the audiences they need to reach. Recent projects include leading stakeholder and business engagement for Gatwick Airport in relation to the Northern Runway Masterplan.

An experienced and engaging speaker, host, facilitator and conference chair with extensive media appearances, Jeremy began his career in hospitality, leisure and tourism — holding management roles across hotels, restaurants, retail and catering. He moved into business support, providing consultancy to a wide range of businesses. In 2004, he took over the leadership of Gatwick Diamond Business, one of the fastest-growing and most influential independent business groups in the UK. For the past three years, Jeremy has been leading on international trade, business promotion and infrastructure development across borders.

Nui leads Hadwin Williams' global vision and day-to-day strategy. She specializes in hospitality trade and tourism for the Asian and US markets, bringing a rare combination of operational expertise and international market intelligence. With a Master's Degree in Business Administration majoring in Hotel Management, Nui bridges the gap between culture, commerce, and strategic growth for clients across two continents.

Under her leadership, Hadwin Williams has deepened its presence across the Asia-Pacific region, establishing Hong Kong as a key hub for the firm's growing international client base in hospitality and trade.

With over 35 years of experience specializing in healthcare and non-profit organizations, Viki brings deep expertise in both governmental and administrative affairs. Her keen understanding of the relationships between government agencies and the private sector makes her an invaluable asset for clients navigating complex regulatory environments.

Viki has built a distinguished career advising organizations at the intersection of public policy and private enterprise — helping institutions from large hospital systems to grassroots non-profits operate with greater efficiency, compliance, and impact.

As a Founding Member of the Hadwin Williams Board of Directors, Robin brings foundational vision and governance leadership to the firm. Robin's long-standing commitment to the company's mission has been instrumental in shaping its strategic direction, values, and continued growth since its modern founding.

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