St. Kitts and Nevis Olympic Committee Re-Elects Dennis "Feddie" Knight as President
The St. Kitts and Nevis Olympic Committee (SKNOC) re-elected Dennis "Feddie" Knight as president during its Annual General Meeting held Thursday evening. Knight, who succeeded the late Alphonso Bridgewater, CSM, earlier this year, will now serve a full four-year term.
New Executive Committee Members
Joining Knight on the executive committee are:
- Vice President: Jennifer Nero
- Secretary General: Glenville Jeffers
- Treasurer: Glen Quinlan
- Assistant Secretary General: Leroy Greene
- Nominated Members: Lester Hanley, Troy "Biff" Mills, Brenda Allen, and Jamir Claxton
SKNOC’s Vision for the Future
During his report to member federations, Knight outlined the SKNOC’s vision for the future through the "SKNOC 25+ Plan". The plan identifies several strategic priorities, including:
- Developing a new strategic framework to guide the organization.
- Expanding the SKNOC’s profile and conducting one-on-one consultations with member federations.
- Enhancing member federations’ capacity-building initiatives.
- Increasing anti-doping training.
- Establishing an athletes’ commission to support and advocate for athletes.
Youth Engagement and Community Development
Knight also highlighted the importance of youth engagement in the committee’s efforts, citing the achievements of rising star Skylar Connor and Olympian Troy Nisbett as examples of the nation’s sporting potential. "The future for us [SKNOC] is our youth," Knight said, emphasizing plans to strengthen community relationships and better connect with young people.
Outgoing and Incoming Executives
The outgoing executive will remain in office until December 31. The newly elected executive will officially begin their duties on January 1, 2025.
Conclusion
The SKNOC expressed gratitude to its member federations, partners, and stakeholders for their continued support in advancing sports and empowering athletes in St. Kitts and Nevis.
FAQs
- What is the SKNOC’s vision for the future?
The SKNOC’s vision for the future is outlined in the "SKNOC 25+ Plan", which prioritizes developing a new strategic framework, expanding the organization’s profile, and enhancing member federations’ capacity-building initiatives. - What is the significance of youth engagement in the committee’s efforts?
Knight emphasized the importance of youth engagement, citing the achievements of rising star Skylar Connor and Olympian Troy Nisbett as examples of the nation’s sporting potential, and plans to strengthen community relationships and better connect with young people. - When do the outgoing and incoming executives take office?
The outgoing executive will remain in office until December 31, while the newly elected executive will officially begin their duties on January 1, 2025.
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