Charlestown, St. Kitts and Nevis — Shareholders of The Bank of Nevis Limited (BON) convened for the Bank’s 37th Annual General Meeting on Thursday, February 26, 2026, where members confirmed the composition of the Board of Directors and reviewed the institution’s performance and strategic outlook.
Four of the ten Board positions were subject to election. Three directors — Damion Hobson, Adrian Daniel, and Jessica Boncamper — were re-elected to serve additional terms, reflecting the continued confidence of shareholders. Janesha Daniel was elected as a new director, marking her first appointment to the Board.
She succeeds Leon Charles, who his colleagues commended for his leadership, dedication, and valuable service to the Board and its committees.
The well-attended meeting was held at the Occasions Conference Centre, where shareholders received detailed reports on the Bank’s financial performance, operations, and future growth plans.
Board of Directors
The full Board now comprises:
Damion Hobson
Jessica Boncamper
Laurie Lawrence
Joseph Livingston Herbert
Adrian Daniel
Rawlinson Isaac
Sonia Williams
Jessica Ferdinand-Phipps
Christopher Louard
Janesha Daniel
In addition, a new Secretary to the Board has been appointed. Attorney Kris Liburd of Nevis has assumed the role, succeeding Cindy Herbert, who served with distinction. Ms Herbert was formally recognised by the Board and Management and presented with a token of appreciation in acknowledgement of her dedicated service.
Established on December 9, 1985, The Bank of Nevis began operations at a single location on Main Street in Charlestown. Four decades later, the institution has grown to become the second-largest bank in the Federation, with additional branches in Basseterre, continuing its legacy of stability, customer service, and strong community commitment.