Angelita Smith Appointed As KBB Director

Keep Bermuda Beautiful [KBB] has appointed Angelita [Angel] Smith as its new Executive Director, with Ms Smith saying that she ”looks forward to leading KBB’s efforts to prevent littering, reduce waste and beautify our communities and coastline.”

A spokesperson said, “Keep Bermuda Beautiful [KBB], one of Bermuda’s oldest environmental charities, is delighted to announce the appointment of Angelita [Angel] Smith as its Executive Director. Angel’s wealth of experience in marketing and administration combined with a genuine passion for Bermuda and a long history of community service, make her ideally qualified to lead the organisation.”

“In addition, the KBB membership elected the following new and returning board members to its Board of Directors at its Annual General Meeting in May:

• Katrina Barclay, President
• Marcia Browne, Vice President
• Jessica Rowe, Secretary
• Hong Gao, Treasurer
• Amy Shillingford, Director
• Annette Fitzmaurice, Director
• Zalika Furbert, Director
• Natalia Cossio, Director
• Jeffrey Bennett, Director
• Susan Black, Director [The Garden Club of Bermuda]
• Sonia Thomas, Director [Department of Parks]
• Vanese Flood, Director [Waste Management]

Katrina Barclay, KBB’s President said, “KBB is celebrating sixty years of caring for the environment this year. The organisation’s value and commitment to the community is unparalleled and this is an exciting time to be part of a dynamic team. KBB is thrilled to welcome Angel as Executive Director and on behalf of the board of directors, we look forward to working with her to support KBB’s mission, uphold its core values and achieve the organisation’s objectives.”

Angel Smith commented, “I am truly honoured to join KBB as Executive Director and excited to work alongside such a dedicated team. I look forward to leading KBB’s efforts to prevent littering, reduce waste and beautify our communities and coastline. With a passion to educate and inspire, I am committed to making significant and lasting progress towards a cleaner, greener and more beautiful Bermuda.”

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