New Deputy Governor sworn in
David Archer, Jr during his swearing-in ceremony on Thursday. (Photo Credit: Andre ‘Shadow’ Dawson/BVI News)
David Archer, Jr has been sworn in as the new Deputy Governor.
He was officially sworn in at Government House in Road Town on Thursday, March 1.
Archer, who served as Acting Deputy Governor between June 2 and July 31 in 2016, has more than 20 years experience in the public service.
He has held the post of Senior Assistant Human Resources Manager as well as Deputy Director, and Director in the Department of Human Resources.
He has also served as Permanent Secretary in the Deputy Governor’s Office. He holds Bachelor of Science degrees in Business Administration and Human Resources Management from Tennessee Wesleyan College.
Archer succeeds Rosalie Adams.
Gathering at the swearing-in ceremony.
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Congratulations to our new DG! It’s great to have a youthful face, with fresh perspective and hopefully more focused-energetic mindset to help the stagnating civil service into the 21st century.
Best of luck in your new role, I’m sure you’ll do well.
Yes he will with God’s guidance
Two younger person, a good change from the old days. Now the whole political arena change in that same fashion will be so good. Hope to see a change in that direction in the next general election. Best of luck to you both younger leaders!
Congrats