Mr. Cain completed a 20-year career in the United States Air Force, filling a myriad of leadership positions and retiring as the Chief of Services Mogadishu (Operation Restore/Continue Hope) in 1994. Upon his retirement, he managed complex, large-scale construction and logistics support projects for Halliburton-Brown & Root in Europe as an International Project Manager, International Director of Logistics, and Deputy Project Manager. Mr. Cain has worked hand in hand with senior military leaders, government and local officials, NATO, USAID and countless other agencies in support of infrastructure reconstruction, relocation programs and community support projects in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. He led a staff of 7,500 employees in the Balkans where he was responsible for delivering full-service construction, O&M and life support. He was also responsible for strategically mapping out directives, creating strategic business plans for expansion and new business development, while finding creative solutions to challenges relating to implementing, managing, and maintaining engineering, construction, and logistics support services for the United States Army valued at over 350 million USD annually. With his scale of services rendered in the Balkans, Mr. Cain has been credited with playing a major role in expanding operations for Kellogg Brown & Root. 

Mr. Cain was one of the founding partners of the Recon International Group, building the company from its beginnings to a multi-million-dollar Logistics and Construction Company operating in the Middle East, South West Asia and Africa. He led the Recon International staff of 1,600 employees in completing hundreds of million dollars in infrastructure and industrial contracts. Mr. Cain has amalgamated his experiences, past performance and relationships with his partners at PDPI where he is the Founder and Group CEO. He is married with four children and is based in Dubai, U.A.E.