Local economy
Chairman of Community and Local Economic Development, arguing for a Food Hub, a Fish Fry, and enterprises that keep Point Fortin money in Point Fortin hands.
Alderman · Point Fortin
Bryana Fortune-John, BA (Hons.), MBA
A Point Fortin leader whose scholarship, public service, and warmth have stayed rooted in the same streets she serves. She chairs the Borough’s Community and Local Economic Development Committee, and she still makes time for a graduation, a pan yard, and a neighbour’s table.
Point Fortin is a close-knit town where neighbours support one another.
Our community deserves the resources and support necessary to realize its full potential and achieve the dreams of its people.
I am always deeply humbled by the opportunity to share words of inspiration.
Your commitment and perseverance are truly inspiring traits in our younger generation.
These projects have the potential to significantly boost our local economy while fostering greater community spirit.
What she tends
Chairman of Community and Local Economic Development, arguing for a Food Hub, a Fish Fry, and enterprises that keep Point Fortin money in Point Fortin hands.
From a perseverance prize at primary graduation to a feature address in the pan yard, she speaks to children as if the borough’s future is already in the room.
A tutor at UWI Open Campus Point Fortin since 2015, and a scholar whose MBA studied entrepreneurship in the very district she represented.
Councillor for Cap-de-Ville / Fanny Village from 2016, Alderman since 2023, and a familiar face at Borough Day, Emancipation, and a neighbour’s table.
Journal
She called it an honour to be the feature speaker at Tornadoes Steel Orchestra’s Pan Camp graduation.
At the pre-budget table she asked for two simple, local ideas with the power to change a Saturday in Point Fortin.
At a primary-school graduation she placed a new honour in a child’s hands, and told him the borough had seen his courage.
Gatherings
Tornadoes Steel Orchestra, Point Fortin
Point Fortin
In motion
A conversation from her Facebook page, in her own voice, on the life of the borough.
Point Fortin Borough Day, shared from her Facebook.
Stay close
Gatherings, notes, and the occasional word of encouragement. Your details are never published.