The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) has announced the appointment of its new Allied Board of Directors, introducing a lineup of prominent leaders in the tourism and travel industry. This diverse group brings a wealth of experience, poised to shape the future of Caribbean tourism and strengthen its global appeal.
Among the newly elected board members is William “Billy” Griffith, Managing Director of WCG Consulting Ltd, known for his strategic insights into tourism development. Joining him is Casey Davy, CEO of Breeze Travel Solutions, a key figure in travel logistics and innovative travel solutions.
Also on the board is Beverley Nicholson Doty, CEO of Figment Design, who is recognized for her creativity and branding expertise within the tourism sector. Adding to the board’s dynamism is Claudine Pohl, Founder & CEO of Lemoneight, known for her forward-thinking approach in elevating travel experiences. Lastly, Danny Cohanpour, CEO & Founder of Trove Tourism Development Advisors, brings his vision of sustainable tourism and industry growth to the table.
With these accomplished leaders at the helm, the CTO is positioned to enhance the region’s appeal as a top global destination, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and tourism excellence.
Reappointed as Chairman, William “Billy” Griffith will once again lead the board. In his leadership role, he will collaborate closely with the CTO’s Executive Committee and Secretary-General & CEO, Dona Regis-Prosper.
Reappointed as Chairman, William “Billy” Griffith will once again lead the board. In his leadership role, he will collaborate closely with the CTO’s Executive Committee and Secretary-General & CEO, Dona Regis-Prosper.
Griffith added, “The CTO plays a pivotal role in driving innovation, collaboration and strategic development within our industry. I am committed to continuing our mission of fostering growth and excellence. As we navigate the evolving landscape, I look forward to working with our talented board, alongside Secretary-General Dona Regis-Prosper and her team, to address the challenges ahead, seize opportunities, and build on the solid foundation we’ve established together.”
Regis-Prosper congratulated new and outgoing board members, “The dedication and expertise of our Allied Board members are essential to the CTO’s success. I look forward to working with them to drive the Caribbean tourism sector forward. Looking ahead, we are focused on further expanding our allied membership by strengthening partnerships and profoundly impacting our region’s leading sector.”
The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) Allied Membership provides private sector entities, non-governmental organizations, and other institutions with a competitive edge in the Caribbean tourism industry. By joining the CTO as an Allied Member, participants gain exclusive access to invaluable resources and opportunities designed to boost their influence and presence in the region.
Members enjoy privileged access to the CTO’s detailed statistical reports, keeping them informed on the latest trends and developments in Caribbean tourism. Additionally, they receive early notifications about tenders and business opportunities, alongside seamless facilitation of engagement with government agencies. Allied members also benefit from special partnership and registration privileges for CTO-hosted events, ensuring they remain at the forefront of the industry’s most important gatherings.
Allied members play an integral role in the growth and development of Caribbean tourism, contributing their expertise through various avenues, including webinar presentations and collaborative programming. Their representation on the CTO Board of Directors ensures that private sector interests and needs are woven into the very fabric of the organization’s initiatives and strategies.
By becoming an Allied Member, businesses and organizations not only shape the future of Caribbean tourism but also position themselves for greater success within the industry.