CWI has appointed three women as independent directors on the board for a one-year term ending March 2025. Diane Campbell and Louise Victor Frederick join as new speakers, while Debra Corette Patton, who has served in the role since 2019. 2021, return

Campbell is a prominent Jamaican cricket administrator with nearly three decades of experience. “His expertise in cricket administration, corporate governance, and organizational development will greatly benefit CWI’s strategic initiatives,” a board release said.

Victor-Frederick is an experienced branding and communication strategist from Saint Lucia. Coryat-Patton, “will bring invaluable legal expertise to the CWI board,” the release said.

In addition to these appointments, Barbadian businessman Hallam Nichols has been reappointed as an independent director, and also serves on the CWI Stakeholders Relations Committee.

“His diverse background, vast experience, and unwavering commitment to excellence will undoubtedly strengthen our organization and contribute significantly to the growth of cricket in the West Indies.”

Shalow also thanked the outgoing independent directors: “I would like to thank Muniram Prashad and Gayle Matheran for their contribution and service to West Indies cricket. We look forward to their continued involvement and impact in other capacities.” Is.”