The Antigua and Barbuda Chamber of Commerce has unveiled its executive team for the 2026–2027 term, drawing leadership from across the island's banking, technology, telecommunications, shipping, and retail sectors.
According to Antigua News Room, Celia Samuel will serve as president of the newly constituted executive. She is joined by Dr. Errol Samuel as first vice president, Tamara Lowe-James as second vice president, and Jackie Ferracho-Williams as treasurer.
Ragi Burton, Yasmin Ephraim, Priscilla Leonce, and Wayne Hull will serve as directors. Martin Cave continues in his role as executive director.
In announcing the appointments, the Chamber expressed confidence in the incoming team's ability to advance the organisation's core mission. The Chamber said it looks forward to the executive's leadership and its continued commitment to strengthening Antigua and Barbuda's private sector, supporting Chamber members, and advancing national economic development.
The Chamber also extended congratulations to all newly appointed executive members as they begin their two-year term.
