Arthur M.A. Pierre
Supervisor of Elections, Government of Grenada
Deputy Coordinator, National Disaster Management Agency
Arthur M.A. Pierre is a seasoned public administrator with extensive experience in governance, disaster management, and public health program coordination. Currently serving as Supervisor of Elections for the Government of Grenada, he oversees national electoral processes, ensuring transparency, fairness, and compliance with legal frameworks. In addition, he holds the role of Deputy Coordinator at the National Disaster Management Agency (NaDMA), where he
contributes to strategic planning, emergency preparedness, and national disaster response operations.
Arthur has dedicated over three decades to public service, beginning his career in education before transitioning into national policy and program leadership. His tenure includes directing Grenada’s National HIV/AIDS Programme, coordinating public health initiatives within the Ministry of Education, and implementing national drug control strategies through the Drug Control Secretariat. He played a pivotal role in Grenada’s COVID-19 response, managing quarantine operations and collaborating with public health officials to safeguard communities.
His expertise is reinforced by specialized training in emergency operations, incident command systems, and post-disaster needs assessment, complemented by certifications in education administration and leadership. Arthur has also represented Grenada in regional disaster response deployments with CDEMA COST, contributing to international relief efforts in Suriname and St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
Beyond his official duties, Arthur is deeply committed to community engagement. He serves as an Executive Member of the Grenada Public Workers Union, a First Lieutenant in the GrenadaCadet Corps, and Second Vice President of the Boxing Association of Grenada Inc. His volunteer work spans youth development, conflict resolution, and public health advocacy, underscoring his dedication to national progress and social resilience.
Arthur’s leadership has been instrumental in advancing Grenada’s disaster readiness, electoral integrity, and public health initiatives. His career reflects a consistent commitment to service, strategic management, and community empowerment.