Henry-Morton and Marsham-Wilkin Elected to PAM Executive for 2025-2026 Term.

The People’s Action Movement (PAM) of St. Kitts has embarked on a new era of leadership with the election of its 2025-2026 National Executive. This new team represents a strategic shift towards seasoned, capable, and community-focused leadership, marked by the prominent inclusion of Carlene Henry-Morton and Johanna Marsham-Wilkin. The party aims to move beyond political theatrics and focus on delivering tangible results and genuine service to the people. The newly elected executive comprises a blend of experienced figures and fresh perspectives, poised to revitalize PAM and steer it towards a future focused on national progress and community empowerment.

The newly elected Executive includes Sheldon Pemberton as Chairman, Azard Gumbs and Lincoln David Pelle as Deputy Political Leaders, Carlene Henry-Morton as Deputy Chair, Johanna Marsham-Wilkin as Treasurer, Laverne Caines as Public Relations Officer, and Shermel Drew as Assistant General Secretary. They join the existing leadership of Political Leader Natasha Grey-Brookes and General Secretary Siobhan Phipps-Harding. This diverse team brings a wealth of experience from various sectors, including education, public service, finance, and community development, promising a comprehensive approach to governance and policy implementation.

Carlene Henry-Morton, the newly elected Deputy Chair, boasts a distinguished career spanning nearly four decades in public service and education. Her extensive experience includes senior roles as Permanent Secretary in various ministries, including Education, Culture, Health, and Community Development. Furthermore, her near two-decade tenure as General Secretary of the St. Kitts Teachers’ Union solidified her reputation as a staunch advocate for teachers’ rights, student welfare, and educational reform. Her deep understanding of public administration, coupled with her unwavering commitment to community engagement, positions her to provide invaluable guidance and strategic direction to the party.

Johanna Marsham-Wilkin, the incoming Treasurer, brings a wealth of financial expertise gleaned from her career at the Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange (ECSE) and the Development Bank of St. Kitts & Nevis. Her academic credentials include a Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Management and a Certificate in Business. Her professional experience encompasses securities trading, corporate actions, government listings, student loan management, and SME financing. Beyond her financial acumen, Marsham-Wilkin demonstrates a strong commitment to youth development, financial empowerment, and ethical service delivery, adding further depth to the executive team.

The inclusion of Henry-Morton and Marsham-Wilkin in the PAM leadership signifies a deliberate move towards greater female representation at the highest levels of decision-making. Their combined experience and proven leadership skills underscore the party’s commitment to empowering women and recognizing their vital contributions to national development. This strategic move is not only a symbol of progress but also a testament to PAM’s belief in the power of diverse perspectives and inclusive leadership. These two women represent a new generation of leadership within the party, one that is focused on pragmatic solutions and community-driven initiatives.

The revamped PAM Executive signals a departure from the past and a commitment to a new era of substance over style. The party’s focus is shifting towards tangible results and a renewed dedication to serving the needs of the people. With a team comprised of experienced professionals and community leaders, PAM aims to address pressing national issues, empower citizens, and build a stronger, more prosperous St. Kitts. The emphasis on experience, discipline, and female leadership sets a new tone for the party, one that prioritizes effective governance and meaningful community engagement over political posturing. The party is signaling its intent to move beyond rhetoric and deliver on its promises, ushering in a new chapter of purpose-driven leadership.