The Antigua and Barbuda National Olympic Committee (ABNOC) has formally inaugurated its new executive leadership following a decisive Elective Annual General Meeting held Tuesday at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium. The assembly marked a significant transition in the nation’s Olympic governance structure.
In the only contested election of the proceedings, Mr. Thomas Greenaway emerged victorious to claim the position of 1st Vice President. All other executive appointments were confirmed without opposition, resulting in a comprehensive leadership team ready to steer the committee’s forthcoming initiatives.
The newly ratified executive committee comprises:
– President: Hon. E. P. Chet Greene MP
– 1st Vice President: Mr. Thomas Greenaway
– 2nd Vice President: Dr. Philmore Benjamin
– 3rd Vice President: Ms. Karen Joseph
– Treasurer: Mrs. Yolanda Samuel
– Ordinary Members: Mr. Charles Bellot, Mr. Franklyn Braithwaite, Ms. Kebra Nanton, Mr. Leonard Mussington, Mrs. Shorna Charles-Joseph, Ms. Dionne Isaacs, and Mr. Fitzroy Quinland
During his inaugural address, President Hon. E. P. Chet Greene expressed gratitude to member federations for their sustained trust and acknowledged the contributions of outgoing member Mr. Neil Cochrane for his dedicated service across two previous executive terms.
President Greene articulated a clear vision for his administration, emphasizing that ABNOC has entered an ‘action mode’ phase focused on deliverable objectives, strengthened collaboration, and measurable outcomes in national sports development.
In subsequent administrative appointments, the newly formed board confirmed Mr. Cliff Williams as Secretary General and Mr. Joel Rayne as Assistant Secretary General, ensuring organizational continuity and enhanced operational capacity.
The committee reaffirmed its dedication to fostering productive relationships with member federations and strategic partners to advance the Olympic movement throughout Antigua and Barbuda through focused, results-oriented leadership.