ST GEORGE’S, Grenada — Former Grenada Broadcasting Network General Manager Rojer Inglis has died, leaving a void in Grenada’s media sector and the wider Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States financial community, where he was regarded as a disciplined and trusted finance professional.
Inglis died Sunday in St Lucia. His passing has prompted tributes across the region, reflecting his dual impact in both media management and regional financial governance.
Career bridged media leadership and regional finance
Inglis began his tenure at the Grenada Broadcasting Network as Finance Manager before rising to General Manager in the early 2000s. During that period, he contributed to strengthening the organization’s financial oversight and administrative direction.
His career later transitioned into regional institutional leadership, where his expertise in finance became central to his professional legacy. At the time of his death, Inglis was serving as Chief Financial Officer at the OECS Commission in Castries, overseeing financial operations within one of the Caribbean’s key intergovernmental bodies.
He held professional certification through the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, reinforcing his standing within regional finance circles.
Tributes grow after Rojer Inglis death across Grenada and the OECS
Colleagues and associates across Grenada and the wider Caribbean have described Inglis as disciplined, methodical, and committed to excellence. His work earned respect across both public and private sector environments, where financial accountability and institutional stability remain critical.
His contributions underscore the interconnected nature of Caribbean institutions, where expertise often spans sectors and borders. Inglis’ influence extended beyond a single organization, impacting both national media development and regional governance structures.
The Grenada Broadcasting Network extended condolences to his family, friends, and professional colleagues, acknowledging his role in the organization’s leadership history.
Details surrounding death remain undisclosed
Further details regarding the circumstances of Inglis’ death have not been made public. No official cause of death has been disclosed.
His passing comes at a time when regional institutions continue to rely on experienced financial leadership to navigate economic pressures and development priorities, amplifying the significance of his loss.
