Diann Campbell Appointed to CWI Board

Jamaica’s Diann Campbell is among three women appointed to Cricket West Indies Board of Directors, marking a historic milestone for gender diversity and inclusion within the organization.

Campbell and Louise Victor-Frederick of St. Lucia join as new appointees, while Debra Coryat-Patton, an accomplished Attorney-at-Law from Trinidad and Tobago is returning to the board.

Campbell, holds a Master’s degree in Human Resource Management and a Bachelor’s degree in History with a minor in Politics.

She has nearly three decades of experience in local cricket administration, and her expertise in corporate governance, and organizational development should greatly benefit CWI’s strategic initiatives.

Victor-Frederick, a seasoned branding and communications strategist from St. Lucia, who has a Master’s degree in International Public Relations and Global Communications Management, along with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration.

She also serves as a Director of the Saint Lucia Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture.

Coryat-Patton specializes in Employment Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Diplomatic Protocol, bringing invaluable legal expertise to the board.

She is also a Chartered Director and Chartered Corporate Secretary, reflecting her commitment to governance excellence.

In addition to these appointments, Hallam Nichols has been reappointed as an Independent Director, further enhancing the board’s collective expertise and vision.

Nichols is a prominent Barbadian entrepreneur.

He served on the CWI Stakeholders Relations Committee.

All four appointments are for a one-year period ending March 2025.