Board Chairman
Dr. Gunjan Mansingh
Dr. Gunjan Mansingh is Head of the Department and a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Computing at the University of the West Indies (U.W.I), Mona. She holds a PhD in Information Systems and teaches various courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels in Computer Science and Information Systems, including Business Intelligence, Programming, Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Discovery and Analytics.
She is a co-author of the book “Business Intelligence for SMEs: An Agile Roadmap for Sustainability.” She is a co-editor of an edited book titled “Knowledge Management for Development: Domains, Strategies and Technologies for Developing Countries”, Springer Integrated Series in Information Systems. She also serves on the international editorial review board of International Journal of Knowledge Management. Her research interests are in Business Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Mining, Decision Support Systems, Expert Systems, Knowledge Management and Knowledge Management Systems, and Technology Adoption.
In her research she has worked in different domains in Jamaica such as healthcare, crime, agriculture, e-commerce and financial services. Her research focus has been on harnessing data, information and knowledge in the various sources to assist in the decision making process. She has over 50 publications in international journals, proceedings of several international conferences and as book chapters.
Deputy Chairperson
Mrs. Jacqueline Sharp
Mrs. Jacqueline Sharp is a seasoned financial services professional with over 26 years of experience, including a significant 20-year tenure at Scotia Group Jamaica Limited. There, she held key roles across various divisions such as Treasury, Finance, Administration, Insurance, Risk Management, and Compliance. Her leadership culminated in her role as Chief Executive Officer from 2013 to 2017, where she was instrumental in driving the profitable growth of operations in Jamaica and overseeing operations in four other Caribbean countries. Currently, Mrs. Sharp serves as Director for her family-owned Coffee Traders Limited, a manufacturing, export, and retail business.
In addition to her corporate roles, Mrs. Sharp has extensive board experience, including positions on the boards of Quantas Financial Group, Grace Kennedy Foods, and Fontana Limited. Mrs. Sharp holds a BSc. in Accounting from the University of the West Indies and is a Chartered Financial Analyst. Her education includes executive programs at Richard Ivey Business School and Duke University. Her broad experience and leadership roles make her a respected figure in both the financial services industry and broader professional circles.
Board Member
Ms. Stephanie Abrahams
Ms. Stephanie Abrahams is Senior Analyst, in the Office of the Minister at the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service (MOFPS) in Jamaica, with experience in monitoring, reporting, and advising on key legislation, policies, and programs. Before this role, she held impactful positions at Jamaica Producers Group Ltd., including Business Oversight, Operations and Support Coordinator, and HR Business Partner, where she excelled in championing HR and other organizational functions.
Ms. Abrahams’ academic background is distinguished, having earned an MBA with Distinction and a Certificate in Principles and Practices of Project Management from the Mona School of Business and Management. ,.
Beyond her professional life, she is a member of the Kiwanis Club of New Kingston and serves as a Director at Kingston Free Zone Co. Ltd, and Clarendon Alumina Production Limited.
Stephanie’s diverse skills, dedication to excellence, and commitment to service make her a valuable asset in any professional setting.
Board Member
Mr. Michael HoSue
Mr. Michael HoSue is a prominent leader in Information and Communications Technology (ICT), currently serving as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Accendi Caribbean Ltd. The company provides ICT consultancy, disaster recovery, and cloud solutions to organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean. With over thirty years of experience, Mr. HoSue excels in managing IT projects and leveraging technology to enhance business processes and achieve strategic goals. His career spans successful leadership roles in both public and private sectors, including serving as a Director on corporate boards. He is well-versed in public sector procurement and complex multi-vendor procurement processes. Known for his solutions-oriented approach and ability to meet customer needs, his leadership has earned widespread recognition.
Beyond his role at Accendi Caribbean Ltd., Mr. HoSue has held key positions such as Principal Consultant at Ignition Technology Group, Director at Central Information Technology Office, Business Consultant & CTO at Medianet Limited, and Director at ICT4D Jamaica Ltd. He has also contributed to the ICT sector’s advancement through board memberships at e-Learning Jamaica Limited, Go-Jamaica/Gleaner Online and National Commercial Bank. A Munro College alumnus, Mr. HoSue holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Sciences, Applied Physics & Accounting from the University of the West Indies. His deep understanding of ICT is further evidenced by his tenure as past Deputy President of the Jamaica Computer Society, now the Jamaica Technology & Digital Alliance (JTDA). His commitment to innovation and excellence positions him as a key figure in shaping the future of ICT in Jamaica and the broader Caribbean region.
Board Member
Mr. Sheldon Powe
Mr. Sheldon Powe is a serial entrepreneur and the CEO and founder of Innovate10X, a digital transformation company dedicated to identifying and implementing scalable digital solutions locally and regionally. His entrepreneurial journey began with the founding of Optimum Trading, a company focused on trading dental and medical goods during his university years. This experience led to the establishment of Ideas Lab, a venture capital firm investing in startups and serving as a business incubator, eventually giving rise to Innovate10X. Under the leadership of Mr. Powe, Innovate10X has launched numerous successful ventures and initiatives. Before founding Innovate10X, Mr. Powe served as Group Chief Information Officer in the financial services industry, where he significantly enhanced technological infrastructure and organizational excellence. His expertise spans banking, asset management, project management, and risk management.
Mr. Powe’s strong background in information technology is backed by his studies in mathematics, electronics, and computer science at The University of the West Indies, along with a Master’s degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering from the University of Florida. His professional credentials include a range of certifications such as Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), Certified Scrum Master, and ITIL V certification. These qualifications, combined with his extensive experience, make him a prominent figure in digital innovation, continuously driving progress and shaping the future of technology.
Board Member
Ms. Wahkeen Murray
Ms. Wahkeen Murray was reappointed to the Board of eGovJa on April 4, 2016.
Board Member
Mrs. Shereen Jones
Shereen Jones is the Group CIO of The Jamaica National Group, overseeing Information Technology operations. With over thirty (30) years of IT experience, particularly in financial services, she has worked for clients in multiple countries on three continents. Her career began at PricewaterhouseCoopers in 1988, where she progressed through various roles until 2002. She then became the General Manager – IT at National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited, followed by a significant role as General Manager of JN subsidiary Management Control Systems. In February 2013, she was appointed Assistant General Manager of the JN Group, eventually becoming Chief Information Officer with the JN Group during the restructuring of JNBS and the launch of JN Bank.
Outside her professional duties, Ms. Jones is actively involved in various organizations. She is Chairman of JETS Limited, supports Toastmasters International and is a board member of MC Systems Limited, St. Hugh’s High School and two non-profit organizations – Giving Jamaica Chances Inc., and ShawOpCo Corporation. She is also an active member of her church community. Her contributions to the ICT industry were recognized with a lifetime achievement award from the Jamaica Computer Society in 2013. Academically, she is a proud graduate of Manchester High School. She later earned a BSc in Computer Science from The University of the West Indies, Mona, and completed an MS in Computer Science from Pennsylvania State University. Shereen Jones’s career and dedication to excellence highlight her esteemed status as a respected leader in Information Technology.
Board Member
Miss Camille Facey
Camille Facey has been in practice as an Attorney-at-Law for forty years. She is currently the Managing Partner at the law firm FACEYLAW where her practice is focused on company law, real estate, wills, probate, banking, telecommunications and corporate governance.
Prior to FACEYLAW, she spent ten years at Cable & Wireless where she held a number of positions with the last being Regional Vice President with responsibility for Legal, Regulatory & Public Policy in the Northern Caribbean. Before C&W she spent eighteen years in publicly traded companies in the financial sector, including what is today Sagicor Bank, holding positions such as Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Company Secretary.
Camille currently serves as the chair of the Corporate Governance Committee of the Private Sector Organization of Jamaica (PSOJ) where she led the development of the Jamaica Corporate Governance Code 2021 and the 2024 supporting handbook of governance policies. She is also a director of the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce and the Caribbean Corporate Governance Institute (CCGI).
Between 2015-2024, she served as a director of the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) where she chaired the Corporate Governance Committee. During her tenure the NSWMA was awarded first place for Corporate Governance Policies and Procedures in the Public Sector Corporate Governance awards.
Camille is a Past President of the International Women’s Forum (Jamaica Chapter) and former Deputy Chair of the Spectrum Management Authority and CANTO (Caribbean Association of National Telecommunications Organizations).
In addition to her legal practice, she also delivers corporate law and governance training including for the Jamaica Stock Exchange, the PSOJ and the CCGI.
Board Member
Mr. Damion Brown
Mr. Damion Brown was appointed to the Board of eGovJa on January 15, 2024.