Anna Henderson 

PRESIDENT | AMCHAM T&T

Mrs. Anna Henderson is the Chief Executive Officer of Amaranth Business Solutions Limited. Currently, she serves as President of the American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and Tobago (AMCHAM T&T), following her tenure as Vice President during the 2023–2025 term.

With over 25 years of experience in Sales, Marketing, Leadership, and Strategic Management, she played a pivotal role in transitioning Pereira & Company Ltd. into the Massy Group in 2007, later becoming CEO in 2009 of Massy Technologies Applied Imaging. Under her leadership, the company doubled profitability, expanded its Office Interiors Division, grew its Eastern Caribbean operations, and delivered landmark projects—including the relocation of Parliament in 2011, completed in just 11 weeks.

Following Massy’s divestment in 2019, Mrs. Henderson and a group of investors acquired the company, rebranding it as Amaranth Business Solutions Limited. Since then, she has driven innovation, introduced flexible work practices, and built a services-led organization with strong digital capabilities.

She holds a BA in Marketing from the University of St. Mary’s, Minnesota, and has completed leadership training at the Richard Ivey School of Business and the Leadership Management Institute. Recognized as an expert in Technology, Strategic Leadership, and People Development, she has also served on several corporate boards, including as chairman of the Massy Share Ownership Plan.  

Professor Rose-Marie Belle Antoine 

Principal, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chaired Professor of Labour Law and Offshore Financial Law | U.W.I. St Augustine

Professor Rose-Marie Belle Antoine is the Principal of the UWI, St. Augustine, Pro Vice-Chancellor, and chaired Professor of Labour Law and Offshore Financial Law. Previously, she was the PVC  Graduate Studies and Research and Dean of the Faculty of Law. An Oxford and Cambridge Scholar, she holds a doctorate in law from Oxford, LLM from Cambridge, LLB from the UWI, and certificates in international human rights from the IIHR in Strasbourg. Antoine is an attorney, award-winning scholar and author, international consultant, temporary Court of Appeal judge, and activist. She was elected President of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, Washington, the only person from Trinidad and Tobago. She was also the OAS Rapporteur for Persons of African Descent and Discrimination, Rapporteur for Indigenous Peoples and Head of the OAS Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Unit. She was CARICOM Chair on HIV, CSME, Migration and Chair of the CARICOM Regional Commission on Marijuana. She is the President of the Family Planning Association, a Cambridge Fellow, a member of Trinidad & Tobago’s Industrial Relations Advisory Committee, an Honorary Fellow of the International Society for Trust Practitioners (STEP), and the only Caribbean person and a Trustee of the London IPPF Board.

Professor Antoine has won many awards. In 2021, she was honoured as an Eminent Jurist- Pioneering Caribbean Woman by the Caribbean Court of Justice in 2021. She made history by winning the regional Vice Chancellor’s Award of Excellence twice, in 2006 for Research and in 2013 for Public Service. In 2018, she was honoured by UWI Cave Hill Campus as an ‘’Outstanding Alumnus’. She has published 15 books and numerous scholarly articles, with her work being described by international reviewers as “original”, “insightful, and amazing.”

Antoine served as Consultant to all of the governments in the Caribbean, UK, Venezuela, USA and Canada, the judiciary and international organizations, including the EU, OAS, IADB, World Bank, CDB, CARICOM, UNDP, OECS, UNICEF, ILO, UNIFEM, CAREC, PANCAP, UNAIDS, UNDCP, and ECLAC, drafting legislation and authoring influential Policy Reports on several varied issues prioritizing Caribbean legal development, including Climate Justice, Anti-Discrimination, HIV, Education, Narcotics, Labour Law, Human Rights, CSME Free Movement, Financial Law, Health, Gender, Money-Laundering, Climate Justice, Anti-Corruption, the Judiciary, Public Service, Police, Juvenile Justice and Human Trafficking. This transformational work references the CARICOM Labour Law Report, the catalyst for labour law reform and non-discrimination legislation in the region, the Report of the CARICOM Regional Commission on Marijuana, CSME legal reform, the TCI legislative reform project credited with returning the TCI to self-governance, and her CARICOM Report on Marijuana, the blueprint for regional law reform.  

Due to this path-breaking scholarship, activism and consultancy work, she is described by governments, international sources and others as the “foremost labour law expert in Labour Law in the region,” the “leading” authority in the region in International Financial Law and HIV law, and a ‘’change agent’’.  Antoine remains committed to development within the framework of human rights. She enjoys painting, gardening, and is a trained classical singer.

Vanita Balroop – Kublalsingh

Finance Director and Company Secretary | Rosco Procom

Vanita Balroop – Kublalsingh is a Finance Director and Board member with over 20 years of leadership experience spanning Big Four audit firms and the regional energy services sector. She began her professional career in audit at PwC before continuing at Deloitte, where she developed a strong technical, analytical, and governance foundation. For the past 14 years, she has been with Rosco Procom Limited, a member of the Agostini Group of Companies, where she currently serves as Finance Director and Company Secretary. In this role, she leads complex post-acquisition integrations, drives digital finance transformation, and strengthens governance frameworks across a growing regional subsidiary.

A committed servant leader, Vanita is known for her problem-solving approach grounded in knowledge, critical thinking, and a deep understanding of how systems, people, and processes connect. She leads with clarity, empathy, and a special candor that fosters trust and accountability at every level of the organization. She is adept at having honest, constructive conversations, building resilient teams, and guiding organizations through periods of change with both discipline and heart. Passionate about developing future leaders, she brings an authentic, values-driven perspective on leadership, resilience, and meaningful impact in today’s evolving business landscape.

Vanita is a Chartered Accountant (CA), a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (FCCA), and is also a Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Trinidad & Tobago (ICATT).

Simone Martin-Šulgan

Vice President and General Manager | Flow Trinidad & Tobago/Liberty Caribbean

Simone Martin-Sulgan currently serves as the Vice President and General Manager of Flow Trinidad & Tobago/Libert Caribbean.

A native of Trinidad & Tobago and a self-confessed “Trini to de bone”, Simone has over 20 years of experience in the Telecommunications industry. She has worked across the Caribbean, holding senior management positions in Trinidad and Tobago, the Cayman Islands, and the Southern Caribbean.

In 2014, she returned to the Caribbean and began her tenure with the then Cable and Wireless Communications as Vice President of Mobile Operations for the Bahamas Telecommunications Company. She also held the role of Senior Commercial Director of the South Caribbean, a wide portfolio that included the islands of Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, the Dutch Caribbean, Saint Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenada, and Dominica.

She holds an MBA and MSc in International Business Development and Consulting from Germany and France, respectively.

Married, and a mother of two young boys, she is a dynamic leader who brings energy and joy into everything she does.

Her favourite local artist is Lyrikal, and she knows every lyric in his song “Happy Place”.

Lisa Feveck, MPhil, RD, CDE

Menopause Dietitian and Coach | International Best-Selling Co-author | Keynote Speaker

Lisa Feveck is a registered dietitian, certified diabetes educator, and transformation coach specialising in perimenopause and menopause. She is a three-time international best-selling co-author, most recently of Redefining Menopause: Finding Strength, Balance, and Joy in Your Next Chapter.

Her work explores how the physical, emotional, and cognitive changes of midlife intersect with career progression, societal expectations, and family responsibilities that shape the lived experiences of Caribbean women. Through evidence-based education on nutrition and lifestyle strategies, Lisa helps individuals better understand how menopause affects every aspect of a woman’s life, fostering awareness, reducing stigma, and supporting more informed, empathetic workplace cultures.

For Lisa, menopause is not an ending, but an opportunity for reinvention. Her work equips women to move into their next chapter feeling informed, supported, and empowered to thrive personally and professionally.​

Thema Williams

Artistic Gymnast, Entrepreneur, and Advocate

Thema Williams is a trailblazing artistic gymnast, entrepreneur, and advocate for athlete rights from Trinidad and Tobago. A pioneer in her sport, she made history in 2011 as the first gymnast to represent Trinidad and Tobago at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships—a feat she repeated in 2015 when she secured a qualifying spot for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.

Beyond her athletic accolades, Thema is widely recognized for her resilience and courage in the face of institutional adversity. Following a highly publicized legal battle to protect her professional integrity and rights, she emerged as a powerful voice for accountability and equity in sports. This journey fueled her passion for creating safe, transparent environments for the next generation of leaders.

In 2022, she translated her years of elite training and dedication into the business world by founding the Thema Williams Athletic Academy (TWAA). Starting as a grassroots initiative in her own home during the pandemic, the academy has grown into a premier institution in Maraval, dedicated to the holistic development of youth through gymnastics.

Thema continues to use her platform to mentor young women, emphasizing the power of collaboration over competition and the importance of "finessing" one's unique talents to build a legacy beyond the field of play.

Thema Williams: Of Patriots & Grace This video provides a deep dive into Thema’s journey, her philosophy on gymnastics, and her transition into leadership, which aligns perfectly with the conference theme.

Greer Quan 

Group COO & President of Guardian Shared Services Limited  | Guardian Group
VICE PRESIDENT | AMCHAM T&T

Greer Quan joined Guardian Group as Chief Operating Officer on the 1st January, 2025, bringing extensive leadership experience and a results-driven approach. She provides strategic oversight of key shared service functions, including Corporate Shared Services, Information Technology and Security, Group Marketing and Communication, Human Capital, Health and Safety, Procurement, Project and Programme Management. With a sharp focus on service excellence, process optimisation and innovation, Greer plays a pivotal role in enhancing operational efficiency and driving performance across the Group.

With over 17 years of C-suite experience—more than a decade in Banking and Financial Services—Greer is a dynamic leader who is known for her expertise in corporate strategy, financial oversight, and operational transformation.  She has held influential leadership positions, including Chief Executive Officer – Caribbean at Pan-American Life Insurance Group (PALIG) and Chief Operations Officer at the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (UDeCOTT). In these roles, she spearheaded transformative initiatives, delivered measurable results and built a reputation for driving operational improvements and fostering sustainable growth.

Beyond her executive responsibilities, Greer has contributed significantly to industry development through board-level roles with the Trinidad and Tobago Insurance Institute (TTII) and the American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and Tobago (AMCHAM TT). Her expertise in corporate governance, risk management and process optimisation has positioned her as a thought leader in shaping industry standards, driving innovation and navigating complex organisational challenges.

Griselle Smith

Caribbean HR Leader - Human Resources | IBM​
DIRECTOR | AMCHAM T&T

Griselle Smith is currently the Caribbean Human Resources Manager at IBM World Trade Corporation. She is based in Trinidad & Tobago with oversight for the Human Resources function for IBM branches located in the Caribbean, namely, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Curacao, Jamaica, Suriname, and Trinidad & Tobago, reporting to IBM Canada head office.

An employee of IBM for over 29 years, her experience and responsibilities also include: Contract Administration, Health and Safety, Procurement, Vendor Management, and Crisis Management. More recently, she led IBM’s COVID-19 response across the Caribbean.

Ms. Smith is an advocate of Corporate Social Responsibility and has held the role of a United Way of Trinidad & Tobago (UWTT) Donor Champion for IBM. She has worked closely with the UWTT over many years in both corporate and personal capacities and has performed in the role of Committee Member for the National Day of Caring activities. 

She is a member of the Human Resources Management Association of Trinidad & Tobago (HRMATT). She graduated Summa cum Laude from the University of New Brunswick with a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) undergraduate degree. She also graduated as a Leader Scholar from Franklin University with a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Business Psychology.

Gail Figaro

Principal Consultant | Phi-Onyx Services Ltd 

Gail Figaro is the Principal Consultant of Phi-Onyx Services Ltd. and has recently been appointed as the Senior Director of Operations at iQor Trinidad Limited.

She brings over 25 years of experience across the Energy, ICT, Financial, Maritime, BPO, and General Industry sectors, with a career grounded in helping organizations and people grow through change, excellence, and strong leadership.

Throughout her career, Gail has held regional leadership roles and, together with her teams, has secured ten national awards for organizations in Trinidad & Tobago and Guyana, particularly in HSE, Business Continuity Planning, and project-based excellence.

Gail is an Organizational Psychologist, an ISO 45001 Senior Lead Auditor and Trainer with PECB Canada, a DEIB Specialist, Certified Change Manager, HSE professional, and Executive Coach. She also made history as the first professional in the LATAM and Caribbean region to receive the Chartered Business Excellence Professional designation from the Business Excellence Institute of Ireland.

She has proudly served as a mentor in the AMCHAM/IDB Women in Leadership Programme for the past five years, is a Head Judge for the AMCHAM National HSSE Awards, and has also served as Chair of a sub-committee within the Trinidad & Tobago Psychologists’ Association.

Above all, Gail considers her most important role to be that of a mother to two incredible young women, and she brings that same care and intention into her work, anchoring her leadership in the principles of Servant Leadership and Situational Leadership.

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