Ashton Hewlett Fearon is currently a Business Solutions Executive at Digicel and an entrepreneur in the mobile tech industry, having led the production of several mobile apps including TickeTing, the mobile ticketing and events management platform.

Charles Edwards is a software engineer and tech educator. Charles is also the CEO of LEO Technology Development LTD., the company under which he successfully launched the Pocket Antigua app.

After spending 10 years abroad completing a bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering, a stint in the corporate world as a web developer, and a master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence, a passion for creation and problem solving led Sven back to Antigua & Barbuda, where he set out on an entrepreneurial path.

Ruleo Camacho is a marine ecologist at the National Parks Authority of Antigua & Barbuda. Ruleo is a self-described sea-baby and his skillset includes swimming, snorkelling, sailing, and scuba-diving.

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Colin John Jenkins is an architect, project manager with a  passion for promoting sustainable development. He is accredited in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) from the United States Green Building Council. And in 2018 he became the first WELL Accredited Professional in the Caribbean.

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George-Ann Ryan a New York-based Antiguan public policy professional with a focus on political economy and economic and political development.

Doylechia Samuel's inner flame shines brightest when she is working with children. Having been a private tutor to many youngsters in her family and community, she is now working towards becoming a teacher.

Chaneil Imhoff's tech startup, Packed Grocery Delivery, has gained a lot of attention locally, as well as winning, placing, and participating in a number of competitions in the region and further afield.

Zachary Phillips is a graduate student at the Norman Manley Law School in Jamaica. He studies Public International Law. As part of his professional, Zachary training has worked at the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, the CARICOM Office of Trade Negotiations, and the ​High Commission of Antigua & Barbuda in London.

Kieron Murdoch is 22 years old and has worked as a reporter and producer with Observer Radio and the Daily Observer newspaper. Kieron was a frequent host of the Big Issues radio program.