ST. JOHN’S, ANTIGUA – In a strategic move to enhance youth development initiatives, telecommunications provider Flow Antigua and Barbuda has donated two laptop computers to Junior Chamber International (JCI) Antigua. The technological contribution was formally presented to JCI Antigua President Collet Gordon and Secretary General Akilah Anderson during a ceremony on January 21, 2026.
The equipment donation represents a significant enhancement to JCI Antigua’s operational infrastructure, directly supporting the organization’s administrative functions and community outreach programs. This technological infusion will enable more efficient execution of youth leadership projects throughout the nation.
Wayne Hull, Country Manager of Flow Antigua and Barbuda, emphasized the company’s dedication to community development during the handover ceremony. “Our support for organizations like JCI Antigua demonstrates Flow’s commitment to initiatives that actively shape our communities,” Hull stated. “These devices will substantially strengthen JCI’s capacity to empower emerging leaders and generate tangible social impact.”
JCI Antigua, established in 1960, possesses a distinguished legacy of advancing youth empowerment and leadership development. The organization has consistently worked toward community betterment through various programs and initiatives over its six-decade history.
President Collet Gordon expressed profound appreciation on behalf of JCI Antigua’s leadership and membership. “This technological contribution arrives at a pivotal moment in our operational evolution,” Gordon noted. “These resources will dramatically improve our Secretariat’s efficiency as we continue our mission of cultivating the next generation of community leaders.”
The partnership between Flow Antigua and Barbuda and JCI Antigua exemplifies how corporate-social organization collaborations can effectively drive national progress through targeted technological support and capacity building.