Ambassador Lovell will enter into retirement on December 1. 2014 having served her country for over thirtyone years. ten of which were spent in the roles of Ambassador and Permanent Representative in Washington D.C. As Ambassador to the United States of America. Ambassador Lovell built bridges of understanding at both the executive and legislative branches where she consistently engaged officials on the imperative of implementing mutually beneficial policies. Beyond this. she earned the trust of the fourteen member independent countries of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to lead discussions with members of the legislative branch on issues ranging from energy through security and immigration to trade. Always active in promoting the rights of the underserved and the underrepresented. Ambassador Lovell was a passionate advocate for youth. afrodescents and women at the OAS.
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