The president of the Caisse Territoriale des Œuvres Scolaires (CTOS), territorial councilor Maud Gibs, invited CTOS staff and its partners, last Wednesday, to participate in an information meeting, which was held in the refectory. from the Robert Weinum school complex in La Savane.
With this invitation to all staff, in the presence of elected officials Yolande Sylvestre, Annette Philips, Alex Pierre, Jean-Raymond Benjamin, Ambroise Lake, and the director of the cabinet of President Gibbs, Hervé Dorvil, President Maud Gibs wished to present officially the new director of CTOS, Kenroy Bryan, who has just taken up his new role.
The CTOS has so far managed the production of 4500 daily meals served in the school canteens of Saint-Martin, as well as the reception and extracurricular activities for around 1200 students. The post-Irma situation considerably changed the usual way of working, and this meeting was about talking about the new organization, and sharing a moment of conviviality after the Irma test. A psychological cell was also opened to officers who felt the need to speak about the trauma linked to the hurricane.
President Maud Gibs extended a warm welcome to the young director who said he was delighted to join this public establishment in the community, and to be able to exercise his skills on his native island.
Kenroy Bryan is indeed from Sandy-Ground, he followed his schooling in Saint-Martin and studied in Metropolitan France where he obtained a master's degree in Administration, Economy and Social, and carried out his Master 2 at the Institut des Business Administration alternating with a position in an SME.
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