Theresa Williams is a Property Manager at Island House LVM, bringing over 22 years’ experience in property management, logistics, procurement and special projects. These skills have proven invaluable when catering to the unique needs of high-end properties and discerning clients. Since 2012, she has built a strong reputation for excellence in the Turks & Caicos property management industry, working with four of the island’s leading management companies. Each role has sharpened her expertise and deepened her commitment to delivering exceptional service for property owners and guests alike.
“To me, the Island House philosophy is about trust, excellence, and ease,” Theresa says. “I take pride in proactively solving problems before they arise so that owners and guests can enjoy peace of mind and a seamless experience.”
Experience and Qualifications
Theresa’s career blends academic achievement with practical know-how. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Technical Management with a specialisation in Project and Risk Management and is a proud member of the Sigma Beta Delta Honour Society, an international scholastic honour society that recognises academic achievement among students. Her background includes assisting with the opening and reopening of two international hotel brands, as well as leading complex sourcing of interiors for high-end properties. With additional knowledge in plumbing and electrical work, she brings both technical insight and hands-on skill to every property she manages.
This unique mix of academic training, operational leadership, and technical know-how gives Theresa the ability to handle complex challenges with confidence. Whether overseeing day-to-day villa operations or managing high-level projects, she is known for her precision, problem-solving skills, and unwavering dedication to client satisfaction.
Local Recommendations
Theresa treasures the natural beauty and tranquillity of Turks & Caicos, where every day offers a new discovery. She often finds her favourite moments where the ocean meets quiet, unspoilt landscapes, on hidden beaches or in the stillness of early mornings.
For visitors, she recommends exploring beyond the main attractions: connecting with locals, sampling authentic island cuisine, and experiencing the islands at a slower pace to truly uncover their charm.
