Video: Uniregistry Office in Grand Cayman
By Elliot Silver ⋅
January 2, 2018
I have always thought it would be neat to see various offices and buildings used by domain industry companies. Attorney John Berryhill shared this video of the Uniregistry offices in the Cayman Islands.
Uniregistry founder Frank Schilling made a guest appearance in the short video.
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John Berryhill
I shot that for the simple reason that I get tired of people asking whether Uniregistry is actually located there. The music, by the way, is the Cayman national song, “Beloved Isle Cayman”.
Elliot Silver
That looks like Media, Pennsylvania to me.
Domenclature.com
I like it.
Francois
Looks a very friendly space to work.
Jeff Schneider
Hello Elliot,
Our family owns property on the Caymans, Beautiful place and Frank deserves some credit for some of his good work. JAS
Gratefully, Jeff Schneider (Contact Group) (Metal Tiger) (Former Rockefeller IBEC Marketing Intelligence Analyst/Strategist) (Licensed CBOE Commodity Hedge Strategist) (Domain Master )http://www.UseBiz.com
Eric Lyon
Very nice! Would be interesting to see a full series on domain industry offices and then a compilation/recap of all the ones covered at the end of each quarter or year.
puneet agarwal
This is just wow. hope to work there.
Prycr.com
Thanks for sharing. I’ve visited a registrar before, but nice to see what Uniregistry offices look like.
John
Great Video.
steve
Nice workspace.
And well-shot by Mr. Berryhill — human tracking shot all in one take – bravo!
Domainer
Where do they stack the snow after a major snow storm? 🙂