Dr. Clinton W. Daley is an accomplished academic, entrepreneur, and community leader committed to advancing education, empowerment, and sustainable development in Dela Vega City and its environs. As President of the Dela Vega City Benevolent Society (DVCBS), he provides strategic vision and leadership to programs that support youth, seniors, and vulnerable groups while driving community revitalization.

In addition to his work with DVCBS, Dr. Daley is a professor of business at Brooklyn College, CUNY, and the author of textbooks on business statistics, analytics, and entrepreneurship. He is also a successful entrepreneur with ventures in business consulting, digital marketing, and real estate development.

Passionate about service and collaboration, Dr. Daley has forged strong partnerships with schools, churches, businesses, and civic organizations to create opportunities and deliver lasting impact. His leadership reflects a lifelong commitment to building a stronger, more united community.

Andrea Fishley brings over 30 years of management experience in marketing and communications to her role as Assistant Treasurer of the Dela Vega City Benevolent Society (DVCBS). A loyal and dedicated servant of the community, Andrea has spearheaded several key initiatives, including the community beautification project and the successful procurement of signs for each block and road in Dela Vega City.

Beyond her financial and organizational contributions, Andrea proudly serves as the Block Leader for her beloved Spanish Block. Known for her resilience and unwavering spirit, she continues to rally her block with pride and determination — even on sports days when Spanish Block faces tough competition.

Andrea’s blend of professional expertise and heartfelt commitment to community service makes her an invaluable member of the DVCBS leadership team.

Colonel Shevaughn Lewis Jr. is the CEO of the Dela Vega City Cadet Core, where he leads with a steadfast commitment to discipline, professionalism, and service excellence. With over a decade of leadership and operational experience, he has built a distinguished career that seamlessly blends military service, community engagement, and executive management.

From 2006 to 2020, Colonel Lewis proudly served in the Jamaica Defence Force Core of Drums, where he earned several notable honors, including the General Service Medal from Queen Elizabeth II. His exemplary service led to his commission as Colonel of the Community Combined Cadet Core, recognition on Heroes Day for outstanding leadership under uniformed groups, and his appointment as a Justice of the Peace. He also completed advanced training, such as the Drug Treatment Course, further broadening his impact in public service.

In addition to his military accomplishments, Colonel Lewis has held prominent roles as an Instructor, Accountant, and Commandant of the Community Combined Cadet Core. He currently serves as Public Relations Officer of the Dela Vega City Benevolent Society, where he plays a vital role in fostering collaboration between civic leadership and grassroots community initiatives.

Widely respected for his expertise in leadership, strategic planning, communication, decision-making, and problem-solving, Colonel Lewis is also an accomplished musician—a skill that has enriched both his professional and community endeavors.

Throughout his career, Colonel Shevaughn Lewis Jr. has remained unwavering in his dedication to uplifting youth, strengthening communities, and advancing professionalism in security and leadership training.

Mr. Winston Mowatt is a dedicated community leader, seasoned professional, and passionate football coach whose journey reflects a lifetime of service, hard work, and achievement.

He has served in several supervisory and management roles across different companies in Jamaica, demonstrating reliability, discipline, and strong leadership throughout his career.

In 1997, Mr. Mowatt began coaching football in his community, laying the foundation for a legacy of sporting success. That same year, under his leadership, the team captured both Division 2 and Division 1 major league titles, quickly advancing to the major league. Despite a brief relegation, the team rebounded within the same year and has remained a competitive force ever since, even reaching the finals against Old Harbour. Under his stewardship, the youth program has thrived—securing two major titles with the Under-15s, advancing to the Under-17 semi-finals on three occasions, and making two finals appearances with the Under-20s.

Mr. Mowatt’s expertise extends beyond football. He holds a First Aid Certificate, Coaching Certificate, Forklift Operation Certificate (covering all warehouse forklifts), a Standing Fox Certificate, and a CT Certificate, underscoring his commitment to versatility and lifelong learning.

Today, as Treasurer of the Dela Vega City Benevolent Society and President of the DVC Football Club, Mr. Mowatt unites financial stewardship, organizational leadership, and a passion for youth and sports development. His life’s work demonstrates the power of perseverance, discipline, and community spirit in creating opportunities for the next generation.

Alvarine Bennett, J.P., serves as the Secretary of the Dela Vega City Benevolent Society (DVCBS). She is a Senior Justice of the Peace and respected social worker with over 30 years of dedicated service to her community. A seasoned community leader, she has built a distinguished record of civic engagement, advocacy, and grassroots development, consistently championing initiatives that uplift and empower individuals and families.

With extensive experience as a Coordinator in civic and social organizations, Ms. Bennett has successfully led projects and programs that address community needs and foster sustainable development. Her expertise spans nonprofit management, event planning, and community mobilization, supported by strong skills in customer service, administration, and digital tools such as Microsoft Word and Excel.

Ms. Bennett holds an Advanced Certificate in Community Leadership and Development from the University of the West Indies, Mona, where she specialized in social work and community empowerment. Recognized for her integrity, vision, and collaborative spirit, she continues to serve as a vital bridge between citizens, institutions, and government, ensuring that justice, fairness, and development remain accessible to all.

Sila Morgan is the Volunteer Coordinator of the Dela Vega City Benevolent Society (DVCBS), where she brings her deep commitment to service and her longstanding reputation as one of the community’s most dedicated activists. Known for her tireless energy and unwavering passion, she has been at the forefront of nearly every community initiative, from grassroots projects to large-scale outreach programs, ensuring that residents are supported, empowered, and connected.

With a strong background in social work, Ms. Morgan has built her life around advocacy, care, and volunteerism. Her ability to mobilize people and resources has made her a trusted figure in Dela Vega City and its environs, where she is well known for her hands-on approach, compassion, and reliability.

As Volunteer Coordinator, she oversees the recruitment, training, and management of volunteers for DVCBS programs, ensuring that every initiative is staffed with capable and passionate individuals. Her leadership has strengthened the Society’s impact, fostering a spirit of collaboration and service across the community.

Respected for her humility, resilience, and selfless dedication, Sila Morgan continues to be a driving force in building a stronger, more united Dela Vega City.

Pastor Nathaniel Clarke, J.P., serves as a dedicated Community Relations Officer of the Dela Vega City Benevolent Society (DVCBS), where he brings a unique blend of spiritual leadership, community service, and compassionate advocacy to the organization’s mission.

A longtime pastor, he has devoted his life to fostering faith, unity, and hope, guiding both congregants and community members toward moral growth, social justice, and spiritual wellbeing. His ministry reflects a deep commitment to uplifting lives not only through preaching but also through meaningful action.

As a Justice of the Peace, Pastor Clarke plays a vital role in civic affairs, bridging the gap between community needs and public service. He is widely respected for his integrity, empathy, and wisdom, qualities that have earned him trust and admiration across Dela Vega City.

Throughout his years of service, Pastor Clarke has championed outreach programs, youth mentorship initiatives, and community development projects, always emphasizing compassion, accountability, and the practical application of faith. His holistic approach—combining spiritual guidance with tangible community action—strengthens DVCBS’s vision of empowerment and care for the people of Dela Vega City.

Sharon Black is the Vice President of the Dela Vega City Benevolent Society (DVCBS) and the CEO of the DVC Netball Team, where she has played an instrumental role in strengthening sports, education, and community development in Dela Vega City.

She also manages the GraceKennedy-sponsored Homework Center, a vital program that supports the academic growth of children in the community. Through this initiative, Sharon has helped provide a safe and structured learning environment where students can thrive.

Whether it is sewing uniforms for the various sports teams, mentoring young people, or coordinating community events, Sharon has demonstrated a spirit of unwavering service and selflessness. Deeply rooted in faith, her life’s journey has been one of total dedication to her community.

Her leadership, compassion, and hands-on commitment have made her a respected and cherished figure in Dela Vega City, embodying the very values of service and empowerment that DVCBS stands for.