KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica’s foremost anti-corruption organization, National Integrity Action (NIA), has announced the forthcoming departure of its principal director, attorney Danielle Archer, who will conclude her tenure on December 31, 2025.
The organization confirmed Archer’s resignation in an official statement released Monday, highlighting her significant contributions to Jamaica’s governance reform efforts. NIA Chairperson Dr. Lynden Rose praised Archer’s transformative leadership, noting that her dedication to values-driven governance has left a lasting impact on institutional frameworks throughout Jamaica.
“Miss Archer’s visionary leadership has been fundamental in shaping NIA’s reform agenda,” stated Dr. Rose. “Her exceptional ability to inspire meaningful change and her steadfast commitment to ethical governance will continue to influence the institutions she has engaged with.”
In response to the announcement, Archer expressed gratitude for her service opportunity: “It has been an immense privilege to lead NIA in its crucial mission to cultivate cultures of integrity. I maintain my dedication to supporting Jamaica’s ongoing reform initiatives and advancing the principles of accountable governance throughout my future endeavors.”
During her distinguished service, Archer provided strategic direction that strengthened accountability mechanisms, championed democratic safeguards, and established NIA as a trusted partner in national governance transformation. The organization acknowledged that her departure signifies the conclusion of a challenging period in its history.
The NIA Board of Directors has initiated the process to identify a successor to ensure operational continuity and the advancement of the organization’s strategic priorities. Board members extended their profound appreciation for Archer’s service, recognizing that her contributions have permanently shaped Jamaica’s integrity landscape.