Candidate for La Plaine Constituency

After nearly four decades of service to Dominica internationally, nationally, and at community level this son of the soil, who makes his home with his wife Joycelyn, in Felicite, La Plaine, is poised at the peak of his professional life to lead a team of outstanding Dominicans on a mission to rescue his Country .  His two daughters Malaika and Josina, in final  stages of their University studies, are in full support, playing active roles in this worthy mission.

Humble, honest, and hard working he is determined to utilize his vast experience, practical approach, and team building style to ensure Dominica advances.  A teacher, sports coach, community developer, administrator, and manager Mr. Green calmly assesses and recognizes the many talents we have as a people that remain untapped, and is committed to take action to mobilize those talents for real development. 

His father, grandfather and great grand father all buried in La Plaine will rejoice in pride that Ronald’s perseverance, focus, quiet fortitude and grounded peoples politics will be put to the service of all Dominicans as Prime Minister, especially at this grave junction in our nations life.

Ronald Green has experience in teaching, coaching, sports administration, community development, NGO management, project planning and management, organizational development and training, program evaluation, local governance, and policy development. With such a combination of experiences: the formal education system; from teacher to Minister; the informal/NGO sector; from community worker/researcher to Coordinator/Regional Network Executive; the Governance sector from elected Village Councilor to elected Member of Parliament and Minister, and having worked in Africa, USA and the Caribbean he is well poised, flexible, energized and amply qualified to handle the top job in Dominica.  

Ron is comfortable on the farm too with some four acres of tree crops, avocados, plantain and his goat paddock.   His home on his farm in Felicite where he has lived with his family since 1981 is simple, comfortable and in a relaxing setting minutes away from the center of La Plaine Village   When in the Capital City Roseau, often enough these days, he is at home with his 94 year old Mother Alix and Brother Lowell.   

Dominica deserves all its patriotic spirits, like Ron,  to rally onward to replace lies and corruption with honesty, openness and accountability so that, this new politics, a positive change for jobs and economic opportunity can become a reality.