Mr Dennis Evans

Mr Dennis Evans attended Trinity College from 1968 to 1974. He holds an MBA from the University of the West Indies and started his career at Royal Bank in the Financial Services Sector and then moved to the Corporate Sector.

Dennis later joined CITI Bank, Trinidad where he held the positions of Corporate Bank Head, Director of Citi Bank (T&T) Limited, Director of CITI Corp Merchant Bank Limited and Franchise Head for unbranched territories in the Caribbean.

In January 2000, he became the Corporate Bank Head for CITI Bank in Poland. In 2004, he served as the Global Relationship Bank Head for CITI in Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa. In July 2004, he assumed the position as Managing Director of CITI Bank with responsibility for the Caribbean

Dennis Evans has served as President of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Commerce for two terms. He was a former Chairman of the Trade Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and Tobago and a member of the Trinidad and Tobago Cabinet Appointed Task Force for Pension Reform. He was President of the Banker’s Association of Trinidad and Tobago and was a Director of the United Way of Trinidad and Tobago.

Trinity College Alumni Association recognises Mr. Dennis Evans for his achievements and his contribution to the Financial Sector and Banking, both locally and internationally.

Reverend Canon Winston Joseph

Reverend Canon Winston Joseph attended Trinity College during the period 1958 to 1965. He holds a Licentiate in Theology, a Bachelors Degree in Theology and a Diploma in Ministerial Studies from the University of the West Indies.

He served at All Saints Anglican Church, Port-of-Spain from 1973 to 2000 in the capacities of Curate and Rector and was appointed Canon in 1996. Canon Joseph also served as Anglican Chaplain of Bishop Anstey High School, Bishop’s Centenary College, Saint Agnes, Saint Ursula’s and Ascension Primary Schools.

In 1980 he was appointed an Independent Senator in the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago where he served until 1985.

Canon Joseph currently resides in Florida where he is Rector of Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Church. In the Diocese of Southeast Florida he is the Examining Chaplain for Liturgics, a member of the World Mission Committee and Chairman of the Clergy Continuing Education Committee.

The Trinity College Alumni Association recognises Reverend Canon Winston Joseph as its first member to become a priest and for his contribution to the Anglican Church in Trinidad and Tobago and the United States.

Mr Beresford Hunte

Mr Beresford “Berry” Hunte attended Trinity College from 1959 to 1965. He was an outstanding footballer and cricketer and captained both teams while at Trinity.

Berry was born in Nelson Street to a family steeped in culture. He played Red Indian and Sailor mas’ in All Stars as a boy and later was a member of the popular local “combo”, Johnny Lee and the Hurricanes.

Mr. Hunte, however, is best known as Manager of the Neal and Massy Trinidad All Stars Steel Orchestra, a band with a reputation for discipline and musical excellence. Under his stewardship between 1987 to 1990 and 1995 to 2014, All Stars won the national panorama title, the bomb competition and world steel band festival on numerous occasions. The band has toured the world and is a cultural ambassador for Trinidad and Tobago.

The Trinity College Alumni Association recognises Beresford Hunte for his leadership and his contribution to culture.

The Venerable Michael Brotherton

The Venerable Michael Brotherton served as Chaplain of Trinity College from 1965 to 1969. He was ordained at St John’s College, Cambridge and holds a post-graduate certificate in Education from that institution. At Trinity, he taught Religious Instructions up to form 5 and Latin and English to forms 1 to 3…

Michael Brotherton came to Trinidad from England to be the Chaplain at Trinity College at the request of the Principal, Peter Helps. As the College’s Chaplain, he conducted prayer at the morning assembly and a weekly mass for students wishing to attend. Throughout his time at the College, he also served as a counselor to all students and mentor to many.

The Venerable Michael Brotherton was a humorous, light-tempered person who only lost his cool when he heard someone swear. On such an occasion his yell would be so reverberating that one swore the vengeance of Moko had fallen on the individual.

Father Brotherton was also the College’s social worker. In his second year at Trinity College, one of the students who belonged to another faith and whom he visited at home, became seriously ill. The Boy’s parents requested that their son be baptized into the Christian faith, which Father Michael Brotherton did. The Boy subsequently died and Father Brotherton conducted the funeral service at St. Michael’s Church in Diego Martin.
The Bishop of Trinidad and Tobago requested Father Brotherton to become the parish Priest for the Diego Martin Diocese when he left Trinity College. He accepted and under his stewardship, a new St.Michael’s Church and Parish Hall were constructed on Diamond Boulevard in Diego Martin. Father Brotherton served the people of his Parish with verve and enthusiasm and many expressed their appreciation for the good job he did.
Father Brotherton met boys from all walks of life at Trinity College. They encompassed all races and all social classes and he has indicated that it was wonderful to see the harmony that existed among them and is proud to have been part of that experience.
The Trinity College Alumni Association acknowledges the contributions of the Venerable Michael Brotherton as a Teacher and Chaplain at Trinity College and for his pastoral service to the Diego Martin community and readily admits him into its Hall of Fame.

Mr Robert Riley

Mr Robert Riley attended Trinity College from 1969 to 1976. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture and a Bachelor of Laws degree and an Executive Master of Business Administration degree from the University of the West Indies. He also holds a Legal Education Certificate from the Council of Legal Education.

After serving as an Associate Attorney at J D Sellier & Company for almost 4 years, Robert moved to BP Amoco (Trinidad) in 1990 where he worked for approximately five years as an Attorney specializing in Legal & Government Affairs. Robert left BP Amoco in 1995 for BWIA as its General Counsel and Corporate Secretary but stayed only one year returning to BP Amoco in 1996 as Vice President – Legal & Government Affairs. In 2001 he was appointed Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of BPTT. During his tenure as Chief Executive Officer of BPTT, he grew the Company from a fledgling gas producer into a large integrated Energy Organization producing not only gas but Methanol and LNG. He also transformed the Company’s performance and successfully developed a cadre of competent nationals capable of successorship on his departure. In recognition of his contribution to national development, he was awarded Trinidad and Tobago’s Chaconia Gold Medal in 2003.

Under his leadership, he ingrained a culture of safety into BPTT and was consequently appointed Group Head of Safety & Operations Risk by the BP Group in 2010 in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. His mandate was to support BP’s global efforts to improve its safety and operational risk performance. He developed the charter and vision for the function and led the transformation of BP’s Operations Management System. Over the next five year, BP was credited with significant and continuous improvement in personal safety and process safety operations performance.

Robert left BPTT in 2015 and founded the London-based firm known as Robert Riley Leadership & Energy Consulting Limited where he is Executive Director. The Firm which has clients internationally focuses on leadership assessment and development, leadership training, performance improvement and management.

A proud and supportive alumnus of Trinity College, Robert’s mission is to use his global leadership and business management experience to improve leadership development, standards of financial delivery, safety performance and ethics in business and government in emerging markets and developing countries.

The Trinity College Alumni Association acknowledges the achievements of Robert Riley as a Corporate Leader who has significantly impacted development in the energy sector and readily admits him into its Hall of Fame.