Leroy A.E. Abraham appointed CEO of power company in Grenada
According to a press release on Grenada Now on September 25, 2024, the "Grenada Electricity Services Ltd. (Grenlec) is pleased to announce the appointment of Leroy A E Abraham as Grenlec’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) effective Tuesday, 1 October 2024."
Stellar service @ BVIEC
Mr Abraham retired in December 2022, after almost 22 years at the helm of BVIEC.
It is believed Mr Abraham had started out at the BVI Electricity Corporation some 35 years ago and understudied the former General Manager Ronnie W. Skelton, who became a Minister of Government and a Deputy Chief Minister.
Abraham took the reign as GM in 2000 following the retirement of Mr Skelton some 22 years later.
During his tenure at BVIEC, Mr Abraham was praised for his quick and effective response after many hurricanes to restore power to residents. He was instrumental in the purchase of new engines for the Corporation that stabilised the electric grid in the Territory.
Mr Abraham was appointed in 2021 as the Chairman of the prestigious Caribbean Electric Utility Services Corporation (CARILEC) and is the first Virgin Islander to be so appointed.
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20 Responses to “Leroy A.E. Abraham appointed CEO of power company in Grenada”
Congratulations on your new position.
The problem isn't expats getting top job.
The problem is expats getting top jobs that a local still have to train them to do.
Unless you have experienced this then please shut up.
Meanwhile, I bet Grenlec customers can pay their bills online....while here, under new leadership, BVIEC been hacked months ago and still cant catch themselves.....We still lining up to pay like its 1999.
(I guess they were impressed by the works/help they received from our lines-workers after hurricane Beryl) So, I have no doubt that you will excel in your new role and lead with integrity. Wishing you much success in your new journey.