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C.A. St. Bernard, Esq., C.B.E., Q.C. - Chairman
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Owner of the Law Firm Lewis and Renwick, Mr. St. Bernard
became a Barrister-at-Law of Grays Inn London and was called to the Local Bar in
1951 and has been in private practice since 1951 and was appointed a Queen's
Counsel in June 1996. Mr. St. Bernard has served continuously as a director on
the Board of Directors of the Bank for more than thirty years. He has been
chairman of the Board of Directors since the death of Mr. George Williams the
then chairman in October 2000.
Mr. St. Bernard feels that the Bank
continues to make commendable progress and development in a general sense and
this was reflected in the 23% increase in profits in 2005 over those for the
year 2004 and this despite the effects of the two devastating hurricanes. The
Bank is performing very creditably in spite of the increasingly very competitive
field in which it has to operate.
Mr. St. Bernard's vision for the Bank
is that it will continue to aim at and achieve the objective in its mission
statement to become the leading provider of High Quality financial and related
services not only to Grenada and Grenadian individuals but also to local and
international organizations.
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Richard W. Duncan
Esq.,
B.Sc., M.A., CGA, AICB
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Richard W. Duncan is the Managing Director of Grenada Co-operative Bank Ltd.
An Economist and Accountant,
he joined the bank in 1996 as its Financial Manager. He previously worked in the Grenada Public Service in the areas of public policy
analysis, debt management, public finance and public sector investment programming.
He has held several directorships including
the Grenada Model Farms Corporation, Grenada Postal Corporation, the Caribbean Credit Card Corporation (4Cs), the Rotary Club of Grenada
and Chairman of the NIS Investment Committee. Currently he is vice-president of the Grenada Bankers
Association.
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Derick Steele,
Esq.,Deputy Chairman
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Mr. Derick Steele completed his Engineering studies at South
East College of Technology, London, UK 1969. He established Steele Auto Supplies
in 1969 as Managing Director/Owner in 1969. He has served as past First Vice
president and Second Vice President of the Grenada Chamber of Industry and
Commerce. In addition, he has been a director of Grenada's National Transport
Board for more than 10 years. He is currently Chairman of Board of Directors of
a local real estate company for seven years.
He has been a director of the Grenada Co-operative Bank Ltd. for
more than 15 years and has stated that the bank has come a long
way and as the sole Grenadian owned commercial bank it is standing
"shoulder to shoulder" with the other foreign owned
banks. He sees a great future for the Grenada Co-operative Bank
Ltd. with very good forecast for future growth under its current
Management.
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Richard Mc Intyre, Esq.
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Owner and Managing Director of General Insurance Agency
Trained in the UK in General Insurance and Liability Insurance.
He became
a Director of Mc Intyre Bros. Ltd. and it's subsidiary Companies in the late
1960's. He formed his own Company Richard Mc Intyre Insurance Company, in 1987
after leaving Mc Intyre Bros. Ltd. His company is currently the local agents for
Caribbean Alliance Insurance, which offers non-life insurance coverage. He also
later established another company Marine World Limited, which sells fishing and
other marine supplies and accessories.
Mr. Mc Intyre believes the Bank
has a long historical record of service to the communities throughout all rural
areas on the Island. He says that it is evident that the Bank has come a long
way to now being one of the major players in the financial industry. He is also
pleased with the technological advancement that the Bank has made, and the cadre
of youthful and experienced members of the management team to take the Bank into
the future. He feels that the Bank should continue to look towards establishing
new premises in other communities as it strives to become even more prominent
throughout the Island.
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Lethon Herry, Esq.
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Mr. Herry has been a teacher for 17 years and Bank Manager for
17 years before retirement in 2001. He is a community and religious
elder for many years and has served on several boards including
the industrial Development Corporation. He has been a Director
from 2000 to present. He said he has seen Co-op Bank make great
strides over the years, with professional staff, providing a wide
range of commercial services, increased profitability and the
growing customer and public confidence. He wishes to see Co-op
bank continuing to provide the widest range of services to customers
and the public and becoming one of the leading financial institutions
in Grenada and the wider Caribbean"
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Leslie Ramdhanny, Esq.
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Holds a B.Sc. Agricultural Science from the University of the
West Indies. He is the Owner and Manager of Hardware Company and has been a
Businessman for over 30 years. He has also served as Director on several
national boards including the National Development Foundation, the Grenada
Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the Grenada Solid Waste Management Company.
He has been a five (5) time District Governor's representative for the Rotary
Clubs of Grenada.
He stated that the Grenada Co-operative Bank has grown
from what was known as the “penny bank” into a commercial bank because the bank
has enjoyed the confidence of the Grenadian people. This has been reflected in
the dynamic growth of the bank in the last five years. He will like to see the
bank expanding to provide the widest range of commercial services comparable
with other foreign banks and seeing the bank expanding to each parish in the
tri-island state.
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Darryl Brathwaite, Esq. |
Businessman and Managing Director of Hi-Tec Printery
Completed studies at the London School of Accountancy, London, UK He is an
experienced businessman having worked in the UK, Latin America and the Caribbean
before returning to Grenada in 1988 to establish Hi-Tech Printery Ltd. as the
Managing Director/Owner. He served as Vice-President of the Senate and on
several Government Committees and Statutory Boards. He is a past president
Grenada Chamber of Industry & Commerce. He has been Director of the Grenada Co-operative Bank Ltd. From 2003 to present. He wishes to see
the Bank providing the most relevant risk assessment and financial support to
customers as the financial institution with the most knowledge and experience of
the local economic environment.
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