Roxanne Graham-Victor is the Regional Coordinator for the Global Water Partnership-Caribbean (GWP-C), where she leads regional initiatives focused on water security, climate resilience, and sustainable development. For the past year, Roxanne has also been consulting for the Government of Grenada as the National Climate Change Adaptation Officer, spearheading the revision of Grenada’s National Adaptation Plan and Climate Change Policy.
Previously, Roxanne worked as a Research Assistant with the NF-WMU "Closing the Circle Programme: Marine Debris, Sargassum, and Marine Spatial Planning in the Eastern Caribbean." This initiative, generously funded by The Nippon Foundation and hosted at the World Maritime University (WMU) - Sasakawa Global Ocean Institute, was also the focus of her doctoral research, where she earned a PhD in Maritime Affairs.
From 2017 to 2021, Roxanne served as an Instructor at St. George’s University (SGU) in Grenada, teaching undergraduate Biology and Marine courses, and contributing to senior-level coursework within the Department of Biology, Ecology, and Conservation.
She also holds a Master of Marine Management degree from Dalhousie University, Canada. Before pursuing her graduate studies in 2015, Roxanne worked as a Project Assistant at Roberts Caribbean Ltd.—Environmental and Development Consulting, gaining hands-on experience in environmental consultancy, including social and environmental impact assessments, and contributing to several national environmental and climate change-related reports.
Roxanne is an active member of GAEA Conservation and currently serves as the Secretary of the Grenada Coral Reef Foundation (GCRF).
Beyond her professional commitments, Roxanne is a dedicated mother who enjoys spending time outdoors with her family.