ROSEAU, Dominica, (February 16, 2024)- After fifteen years as CEO/Director of Tourism, Mr. Colin Piper will step down from his role at the Discover Dominica Authority, effective May 5th, 2024.
Reflecting on his time as CEO/Director of Tourism, Mr. Piper remarked, “I am grateful for the support extended to me by the Board of Directors, the Ministry of Tourism, and the Government of Dominica throughout my 15-year tenure. The collaborative efforts and shared commitment to the success of our destination have resulted in numerous accomplishments, and I am confident that the Authority is well poised to achieve even greater milestones in the future.”
Mr. Piper has been pivotal in navigating the tourism sector through significant challenges, including natural disasters and global crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
As Mr. Piper transitions out of his role, the Ministry of Tourism, The Discover Dominica Authority, and the Dominica Festivals Committee jointly extend their heartfelt appreciation for his years of dedicated service and significant contributions. They additionally convey their best wishes for his future pursuits.
Further announcements regarding the transition of leadership within the Discover Dominica Authority will follow in due course. The Authority remains committed to its pursuit of excellence in promoting and enhancing Dominica’s tourism offerings.
Mr. Piper, I am grateful for your commitment to the task and your sweat. The global environment in which you served was turbulent for a small island state but, I believe, you worked honestly and well. Thank you!!
Who will be taking over his role?!
Bro (Bounty) Piper,
I happy you served your country well.
It was a hard job with challenges but you held strong and gave your all in promoting Dominica, kudos.
Now is your time for family and yourself, enjoy and cherish every moment as God guide and lead you into another phase of your life.
You can take over his role, since you so osha yo find out, before his seat even get cold….
Best wishes for the next phase of life. You did well in a difficult job.