IWIN Opportunity Center

DIRECTOR – PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD

Denise Wiley is a passionate advocate of human rights, social justice, and global politics. A native of Jamaica, she draws on her experience living and working in the British Virgin Islands, Japan, and New York, USA to promote cultural awareness through public workshops and engagements. She also has a background in journalism and has published in Jamaica and the British Virgin Islands. Denise has a master’s in International Migration Studies from the Graduate Center, CUNY, and a bachelor’s in Media and Communication from the University of the West Indies.

VICE PRESIDENT

Phillip Harris is no stranger to social justice advocacy. The army veteran, who at one time experienced homelessness, is a fearless defender of the vulnerable and differently abled and is a go-to resource for veterans’ wellness in his Brooklyn, New York community. A self-taught photographer and videographer, Phillip is highly skilled in drone media creation and video editing, and regularly volunteers time to share his skills with community organizations.

SECRETARY

Keron Hall is an accomplished higher education administrator and educator with a strong dedication to volunteerism and advocating for the underserved. With extensive experience in administration and training, she has played a key role in various educational and administrative initiatives in Jamaica and have also gained valuable insights while working in Japan. Her academic credentials include a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction, a Post Graduate Diploma in Education and Training, and a Bachelor of Business Administration. 

Her volunteer work reflects her passion for making a meaningful impact in the lives of those in need, championing equal opportunities, and supporting community development projects. She is motivated by a desire to empower others, promote educational equity, and make a positive contribution to society.