The Central Bank of Barbados recently appointed Elson Gaskin and Michelle Doyle as Deputy Governors.
Their official responsibilities commenced on October 1, 2023, complementing the efforts of Alwyn Jordan, who has been a Deputy Governor since September 2019.
A wealth of experience
Bringing a treasure trove of expertise, the new appointees embody a rich history in central banking, with a collective experience spanning over 80 years.
Their seasoned insights have been instrumental in crafting pivotal national policies, showcasing their capabilities to steer the bank’s future directions.
Distinguished backgrounds
Gaskin, wielding his knowledge as an attorney-at-law, also carries an illustrious MBA in Banking and Law from Bangor University, North Wales.
Previously, his role as the Bank Secretary has showcased his administrative acumen.
On the other hand, Doyle, a holder of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, previously donned the roles of Advisor to the Governor and Director of the Digital Transformation Unit.
In alignment with recent amendments to the Central Bank of Barbados Act, the number of deputy governors has seen an increase from two to three.
Other key appointments
Further strengthening the organizational structure, Julia Weekes has been entrusted with the role of Executive Director, while Sadie Dixon embraces the position of Bank Secretary.
Weekes, decorated with the CFA designation, has previously enriched the realms of Banking, Currency, and Investments as Director.
Dixon, an attorney-at-law by profession, served as legal counsel. She holds a Masters of Law with distinction from the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom.
