
The Story
About Bella
Kristerbella Sookdeo — known as Bella SKD — is a Caribbean technology presenter, moderator, and industry commentator with a passion for making technology conversations accessible, engaging, and impactful.
With roots in the vibrant culture of Trinidad and Tobago, Bella brings a unique perspective to global technology dialogue — championing digital inclusion, cybersecurity awareness, and innovation across the Caribbean region and beyond.
Bella's journey into technology media began at the intersection of curiosity and communication. Drawn to the stories behind digital transformation, she found her voice as a bridge between technical innovation and human understanding.
Over the years, she has graced stages across the Caribbean and internationally, moderating high-profile panels, presenting at industry conferences, and contributing to media conversations that shape how we understand technology's role in society.
The Journey
Her Path
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A Technology Perspective
Her Lens
Bella believes that technology should serve people, not the other way around. Her commentary focuses on the human dimensions of digital transformation — how communities adopt innovation, how organizations build cybersecurity cultures, and how leaders can navigate the complexities of an increasingly digital world.
Whether she's moderating a panel of CISOs, presenting at a technology summit, or interviewing innovators on camera, Bella brings warmth, depth, and a distinctly Caribbean energy to every conversation.

Media & Regional Conversations
Global Reach
From television studios to international conference stages, Bella has established herself as a trusted voice in Caribbean technology media. She has been part of conversations with organizations like Fujitsu, CANTO, and the Caribbean Telecommunications Union, bringing regional stories to global audiences.
Her work extends beyond presenting — Bella is a connector, an advocate, and a storyteller who understands that the most impactful technology narratives are the ones that center people.