The Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections (BOC) has chosen Wynnie Testamark to be vice-president of the esteemed Association of Caribbean Heads of Corrections and Prison Services. Director Testamark was selected during the association’s annual meeting in recognition of her exceptional leadership and commitment to elevating correctional standards across the Caribbean region.
Upon accepting her new role, Testamark expressed her gratitude and dedication to strengthening unity and promoting excellence within the Caribbean’s correctional and prison services.
“It is a great honor to be elected as vice-president of this important association,” said she said. “I look forward to working closely with my esteemed colleagues to continue advancing corrections and prison management across the Caribbean. Together, we can create safer, more efficient institutions that support rehabilitation and reintegration efforts for inmates.” As vice-president. The new director Testamark will collaborate with the president and other executive members to promote best practices and foster cooperation among correctional institutions throughout the Caribbean.
Her election reflects her unwavering dedication to improving correctional systems, enhancing inmate rehabilitation and promoting safety and security within the region’s prison services.
With over 37 years of experience in law enforcement and corrections, Testamark has spearheaded several transformative initiatives at the Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections. Since assuming the role of director, she has led efforts to modernize the bureau’s infrastructure, enhance staff training and implement comprehensive inmate rehabilitation programs.
Her leadership has significantly strengthened Bureau of Corrections operations, garnering recognition both locally and internationally.
Testamark’ election as vice-president is a testament to her expertise and the positive direction of the Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections under her guidance. Her appointment not only raises the profile of the bureau but also contributes to advancing correctional standards throughout the Caribbean.
The Association of Caribbean Heads of Corrections and Prison Services is a regional organization dedicated to improving correctional and prison services across the Caribbean. The association focuses on promoting cooperation among its members, sharing best practices, and encouraging professional development within correctional institutions. The 2025 Annual Conference will be held on St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.
