Kerryne Zennelle James, an astute, composed, and motivated professional, embodies the epitome of proficiency and effectiveness in her undertakings. Her tenure in public service is marked by a significant and impactful contribution to her community and nation, driven by an unwavering commitment to diligence and meticulous attention to the minutiae. Her academic pursuits have been focused on interdisciplinary studies, namely in Psychology, reflecting a broad and integrative understanding of human behavior, societal dynamics, legal frameworks, and environmental stewardship.

In 2018, James became the youngest individual appointed to the Grenadian House of Senate and the Commonwealth of Nations. Her tenure was marked by vigorous advocacy for legislative reforms to enhance her constituents’ welfare and foster national development. Her pioneering efforts continued as she became the youngest elected member of the Grenadian Parliament, distinguishing herself as the sole female elected representative of the winning party.

As Grenada’s Minister for Climate Resilience, the Environment, and Renewable Energy, she leads national efforts to combat climate change and enhance environmental sustainability. Her role involves developing and implementing strategic policies that promote ecological stability, sustainable energy practices, and climate resilience. This includes spearheading initiatives to integrate renewable energy solutions across Grenada and ensuring that environmental considerations are at the forefront of national development plans. Through her leadership, Grenada is pioneering innovative approaches to environmental stewardship and sustainable development, setting benchmarks for small island developing states in the global arena.