Marsha is a Human Resources (HR) and Organizational Behaviour Professional, with over 22 years of experience in Human Capital Management for large corporate companies, utilities, government agencies, academic institutions and councils and financial institutions. She has a deep knowledge of behavioural development, human resource processes and policies, incentive schemes, compensation and benefits, training and professional development, recruitment and selection and change management.
Marsha has worked intimately on Human Capital Development projects for over 20 Small Island Developing States and more recently ventured on to Nigeria and Zambia. Her expansive work especially in the Caribbean has built core understanding of the unique environment, its business and cultural context and the nuances of the different Caribbean countries.
She has successfully facilitated numerous retreats, workshops and conferences where she led participants to create and action strategic plans to invest in, and lead their human capital resources, through development and empowerment strategies.
In 2019, Marsha moderated the Annual Coordination Meeting for the Multi-Country Sustainable Development for the United Nations. She has also facilitated strategy workshops for the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in several Caribbean countries and Washington D.C., with a focus on creating and sustaining team engagement and enriching people’s talent and skills to meet country development goals.
