He received his Doctorate Degree in religious Philosophy in Christian Psychology from Jacksonville Theological Seminary on May 13th, 1999.

He also saved in the office of the pastorate training, counseling and leading many lives to ambitious fields. CBM, Inc. provides physical, educational and emotional support to families in Florida and has extended its reach to Haiti, Dominica, Costa Rica, Panama and Trinidad.

In 1989, Dr. Branker and his wife Pastor Victoria established True Bread Academy in Dania, Florida. They educated children from second grad to high school. He was recognized by the city of Dania for his work and was given the Key to the City of Dania in 1989. In 1992, with the devastation of Hurricane Andrew, Dr. Branker became the lead for the relief efforts where he managed the staging area and successfully coordinated operations until the military could establish its presence in the disaster area.

Since 2003, Dr. Branker has focused on training administrators in opening and running private schools, runs outreach programs in Immokalee, Florida providing food, clothing and school supplies. He has provided funds ($10,000 USD) towards building a home for street children and orphans of Trinidad and Tobago. He staged an airlift of supplies to Haiti in 2010 and led an organized team of doctors, nurses and students from the U.S. to various areas in the Caribbean and devastated by hurricanes and earthquakes.

Dr. Branker, a licensed Chaplain and Community Emergency Response Team leader coordinates with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and FEMA. He heads the Carl Branker International School of Advancement (CBISA) an organization that provides training programs. Dr. Branker’s stellar work over the last 32 years is a testament to his deep commitment to improving the human condition of underserved people in the Caribbean and beyond. He is the epitome of the generous spirit of Trinbagonians and is a worthy ambassador of Trinidad and Tobago.