LION NICOLIN CAROL MOORE PMJF
PAST INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR (2016 - 2018)
BOARD APPOINTEE TO THE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEES (2021-2022)
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Lion Nicolin Carol Moore PMJF from Arima, Trinadad and Tobago, was elected to serve a two-year term as a director of Lions Clubs International at the association’s 99th International Convention held in Fukuoka, Japan, June 24 through 28, 2016.
Director Moore is a human resource consultant.A member of the Arima Lions Club since 2000, and a Lion since 1992, she has held many offices within the association, including club president, zonechairperson, region chairperson, district governor, multiple district LCIFcoordinator, multiple district GLT coordinator and multiple district councilchairperson.
In recognition of her service to the association, she has received numerous awards, including the Membership Key Award, District Governor Excellence Award and two International President’s Certificates of Appreciation. She is also a Progressive Melvin Jones Fellow.
In addition to her Lions activities, Director Moore has been active in numerous professional and community organizations, including member of the Board of Governors of the University of Trinidad and Tobago and member of the Human Resource Association of Trinidad and Tobago.
Director Moore and her husband, Rudy, have two sons, one daughter and two grandchildren.
Lion Terrence Boswell Inniss PMJF
Past International Director (Constitutional Area 3): 1996-1998
District Governor 60 – 1975-1976
Past International Director (PID), Terry joined the Trinidad North Lions Club in October 1964, now the Port of Spain Central Lions Club. He has had perfect attendance to date. He was made a Life Member by his club in 1980.
Lion Terry has held many offices including Club President 1969-1970, Zone Chair 1973-1974, Deputy District Governor 1974-1975 and District Governor 1975-1976. He has also served as Chairman District Convention 1969, District Nominations and Elections Chairman 1971, International Elections Committee 1975 and 1980 as Campaign Manager for Lion Louis Chung. He has for many years served as the District Coordinator for Caribbean Hospitality Night/room. He was responsible for the District Parade, Uniform and Float in 1973 and on numerous occasions thereafter. PID Terry has attended all District Conventions since 1967 and several(more than 30) International Conventions and 12 Latin American and Caribbean Forums.
PID Terry has also served as Sector Coordinator for Campaign SightFirst 1 for Districts 60 &. 63, Haiti and Santo Domingo in 1994 and as a Multiple District trainer in 1986-1987.
Lion Terry was elected to serve a two-year term as a director of The International Association of Lions Clubs at the association's 79th International Convention, held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, July 1996. He served until 1998
In recognition of his service to the association, Past Director Inniss has received numerous awards, including the 100% District Governor Award, the Master Key Award, three Extension Awards, two Guiding Lions Awards, one sponsoring Lions award, three International President's Awards and an Ambassador of Good Will Award, the highest honor granted by the association to its members.
Past Director Inniss is an attorney at law.
In addition to his Lion activities, Past Director Inniss is involved in many professional organizations. He has served as chairman of the Trinidad and Tobago Association of Retired Persons and Vice president of the Glaucoma Association of Trinidad and Tobago.
Past International Director Inniss and his wife, Ann, have three daughters, two sons and five grandchildren.
SHEFANIE VIN
LEO-LION BOARD LIAISON (2021-2022)
Shefanie Vin, from Paramaribo, Suriname, was appointed by International President Douglas X. Alexander to serve as a Leo-Lion Board Liaison of Lions Clubs International from 2021 through 2022.
Lions has had a great influence on Shefanie’s life beginning from her mother—an active Lion—and her husband—a former Leo. She advocates the importance of maintaining a healthy life balance between service, family, career/education and is dedicated to expanding access to leadership roles for the younger generation in the association.
Shefanie joined the Gado-Tjo Leo Club in 2010 where she served as an Omega Leo through 2018. She is currently serving with the Paramaribo FOCUS Lions Club, which she chartered with the help of two Leo-Lions.
As part of the Leo program, Shefanie has served in a number of leadership roles including club president and was appointed as Leo Associate for Suriname, where she coordinated the efforts of six Leo clubs and organized regional meetings and service activities. She has also held a number of offices within the association including charter club president, club membership chairperson, district and multiple district Leo chairperson, district GMT coordinator and NAMI Champion.
As a Leo-Lion Board Liaison, Shefanie will focus on expanding opportunities for Leos and Leo-Lions by ensuring that the voices of young members are heard. She will continue to raise awareness for the Leo-Lion program and address new opportunities for strengthening diversity in membership through recruitment, retention and multi-generation volunteerism.
Shefanie holds a master’s degree in management science with a specialization in financial decision making. She is currently a financial specialist for the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) to provide financial management services to the Project Execution Unit (PEU) for the execution of the two Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) Government Loans and an EU Grant.
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