Hitting the ground running. That is how the Barbados Association of Retired Person’s (BARP) new CEO Steve Alleyne has described his first six months with the island’s largest organisation which is dedicated to representing seniors.
Alleyne, who has more than 30 years of experience in the retail sector, took over leadership of the organisation on July 15. His objective is to guide BARP in its mission to serve and support seniors who have significantly contributed to the nation’s development.
“My aim is to maintain BARP’s success with the support of its dedicated staff, sponsors and partners, ensuring that the needs of Barbados’ seniors are met with the care and attention they deserve,” he said.
Alleyne holds an MBA in General Management from the University of the West Indies and previously worked at Unicomer Barbados Ltd (formerly Courts Barbados Ltd), where he held several senior leadership roles including Director of Sales and Senior Business Chain Manager for Courts Optical and RadioShack.
He brings a wealth of experience to BARP’s management team, having demonstrated leadership across various areas of the business.
Steve is married to Sherry-Ann Alleyne, and together they have two children, Makayla, and Ayden Alleyne. (PR)
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