Janet Lowe is a graduate of the St. Johns University, USA in which she was awarded a B.Sc. in Accounting and Management. She later earned her MBA from New York University. She has pursued specialized management training in areas such as Philanthropy and International Law.
Mr. Ian Boyne CD, is a veteran journalist in the Jamaican media landscape. His long list of roles reflects his dedication and continued excellence in his work. Boyne has served as a feature writer for the then Agency for Public Information, now the Jamaica Information Service.
Dr. Dennis Johnson is a celebrated Jamaican sprinter. His track and field specialty was the 100 yard dash in which he equalled the then world record of 9.3s. Johnson was a student at Calabar High School and he later went on to San Jose University in the United States of America.
Dr. Donna Hope is one of the leading voices in culture and its institutions in Jamaica. Dr. Hope was educated at the University of the West Indies where she received her B.A. in Mass Communication and her MPhil in Political Science.
Dr. Charles Denbow was a revered cardiologist who served as the Head of the Department of Medicine at the University of West Indies in the Faculty of Medicinal Sciences. Dr. Denbow published numerous peer-reviewed papers in international medical journals and made significant contributions to the field of cardiology, specifically in relation to the Caribbean.
