The Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with Statutory Bodies (SBs) and State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), will host a Corporate Secretary Training Program from 5–7 May 2026, aimed at strengthening governance, accountability, and institutional effectiveness across Grenada’s public sector.
The 3-day training, facilitated by the Caribbean Governance Training Institute (CGTI), will bring together Corporate Secretaries and key administrative personnel from a wide cross-section of the public sector alongside private-sector stakeholders reflecting an inclusive approach to strengthening governance standards nationwide.
By jointly committing to this capacity-building initiative, the Ministry of Finance, Statutory Bodies (SBs), State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs), and private-sector institutions are taking a proactive, unified approach to governance reform that prioritises institutional integrity, operational efficiency, and long-term sustainability. This collective effort underscores a coordinated national approach to improving oversight, accountability, and organisational performance across the public sector.
Within Grenada’s evolving institutional landscape, public entities and the private sector play a critical role in advancing national development objectives. Strengthening the Corporate Secretary function is vital for fostering governance excellence. A more robust role ensures consistent documentation and high-level compliance while transforming the position into a strategic advisory pillar. This evolution not only secures board performance but also equips the entire organization to meet its strategic objectives with confidence.
The Ministry of Finance reaffirms its position that strong governance structures are essential to national development, fiscal responsibility, and investor confidence. This training represents a key step in building institutional capacity and fostering a culture of accountability across Grenada’s public sector.
Ministry of Finance
